Obama polls 20% over Romney in popular vote

Gallup: Americans generally accurate

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Princeton, NJ – Though President Barack Hussein Obama now shows a 20-point lead over Governor Mitt Romney's chances for winning the popular vote, the only thing that has really changed is more American registered voters have no opinion on the matter.

According to polls taken October 28-29, there is an even split of 48 to 48 percent between the two candidates, with tracking suspended this past Monday due to the devastating approach of “Superstorm” Sandy.(one need only click here to view the material published by Gallup)

Polls of registered American voters are generally accurate in a prediction of both the winner of the popular vote, and the electoral college of votes cast in the House of Representatives to determine the winning presidential ticket once the popular vote has been canvassed.

The Gallup organization is offering an historic breakdown by education,age, residence, and other criteria of registered voters so polled atits website. One may visit by clicking here.

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