A PPP poll taken earlier this month set President Obama against five possible GOP challengers (Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, & Chris Christie.) Obama was ahead of all of them in the poll (although the numbers are definitely too close for comfort.)
Obama: 45%, Romney 42%
Obama: 47%, Huckabee 44%
Obama: 49%, Palin 43%
Obama: 49%, […]

There’s good news for the Democratic Party when comparing June polls to July polls in eight competitive Senate races. In all 8 of of the races where PPP polled in both June and July the prospects for the Democratic candidate looked better in July.
Democratic pick-ups of Republican seats are now looking quite possible in Ohio […]

While President Obama’s current approval ratings are hovering around a not so great 45% (the 44% on Gallup on June 10 being his lowest point yet) he is still up against all prospective 2012 Republican challengers according to a new poll from PPP.
These are the head to head matchups (in order of how well the […]

Despite the President’s approval ratings slipping below 50% for the first time recently, Obama still leads his potential 2012 GOP challengers in head to head match-ups in a new set of PPP polls:
Obama 49% Mike Huckabee 44%
Obama 48% Mitt Romney 43%
Obama 51% Sarah Palin 43%
Obama 46% Ron Paul 38%

The latest poll out of Michigan (which Republicans are hoping will be a swing state) has Barack Obama ahead of John McCain 48% to 39%. The poll is by PPP.
Obama got a late start in Michigan due to there being no sanctioned vote there during the primaries. Obama was not even on the ballot for […]

The latest PPP poll in Ohio is great news for Barack Obama as it has Obama ahead of John McCain by 11%.
Ohio went for George W. Bush in both 2000 & 2004 and in both cases if Al Gore or John Kerry had won Ohio it would have flipped the election in the Democrat’s […]

The PPP poll released today shows a statistical tie for the 3rd week in a row in Pennsylvania. Obama holds a 45% to 42% lead in this week’s polling which shows no negative impact to the Obama campaign from his “bitter” comments or the trumped up “controversy” over those comments by the mainstream media and […]