Today's swing state polls:

Florida: Romney 48%, Obama 44% (Caddell/McLaughlin)

Florida: Obama 49%, Romney 46% (We Ask America)

Michigan: Obama 52%, Romney 38% (Detroit News)

New Hampshire: Obama 47%, Romney 40% (YouGov)

North Carolina: Obama 46%, Romney 46% (YouGov)

Ohio: Obama 47%, Romney 44% (Caddell/McLaughlin)

Pennsylvania: Obama 48%, Romney 42% (We Ask America)

Why don't you try posting polls from some big reputable polsters.

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Why don't you try posting polls from some big reputable polsters.

Why don't you???

Obama 48%, Romney 46% in Swing States
September 19, 2012
Barack Obama (48%) and Mitt Romney (46%) remain closely matched in key 2012 election swing states. Twenty-two percent of voters in those states are undecided or say they could change their presidential preference.

A new USA Today/Gallup poll in 12 battleground states find voters are now significantly more enthusiastic
about voting this fall than they were in June: 59% are either "extremely" or "very" enthusiastic, up from 46%.

But Democrats' level of enthusiasm has increased more:
"Thus, whereas equal percentages of Democrats and Republicans were enthusiastic in June,
Democrats are now significantly more enthusiastic than Republicans, 73% vs. 64%."

Today's swing state polls:

Colorado: Obama 49%, Romney 45% (YouGov)

Florida: Romney 48%, Obama 44% (Caddell/McLaughlin)

Florida: Obama 49%, Romney 46% (We Ask America)

Florida: Obama 48%, Romney 46% (YouGov)

Iowa: Obama 48%, Romney 42% (YouGov)

Michigan: Obama 52%, Romney 38% (Detroit News)

Michgan: Obama 52%, Romney 38% (Glengariff)

Nevada: Obama 49%, Romney 46% (CNN/ORC)

Nevada: Obama 51%, Romney 43% (YouGov)

New Hampshire: Obama 47%, Romney 40% (YouGov)

North Carolina: Obama 46%, Romney 46% (YouGov)

Ohio: Obama 47%, Romney 44% (Caddell/McLaughlin)

Pennsylvania: Obama 48%, Romney 42% (We Ask America)

Virginia: Obama 48%, Romney 44% (YouGov)

Wisconsin: Obama 48%, Romney 46% (YouGov)

GALLUP: O 47% R 47%...

New NBC News/WSJ/Marist Polls polls show President Obama leads Mitt Romney in the key battleground
states of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Colorado.

In Iowa, Obama is ahead 50% to 42%.

In Wisconsin, Obama is up, 50% to 45%.

In Colorado, Obama leads 50% to 45%

As far as the polling info for Michigan -- the Detroit News was never (IMHO - based on my own and friends/relatives experience) a stellar newspaper.   Let's just say that the Detroit News and the Daily Gazette are only useful for performing certain functions around the house ----- lining a bird cage, helping to start a fire on a charcoal grill, wrapping up fish, etc.  

A new Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor Poll finds President Obama leading Mitt Romney
nationally, 50% to 43%.

Key finding: When asked if they were better off than you were four years ago, likely voters responded
"almost exactly in thirds: in the poll, 31% say they are better off than four years ago, while 34% say
they are worse off and 34% say they are about the same."

Also important: "Overall, 48% say they believe the country is better off because Obama won in 2008,
while 41% say the nation would be in a stronger position today if another candidate had won."

The today's swing state polls,

Colorado: Obama 48%, Romney 45% (Purple Strategies)

Florida: Romney 48%, Obama 47% (Purple Strategies)

Michigan: Obama 39%, Romney 30% (Michigan State)

North Carolina: Obama 46%, Romney 43% (HPU/Fox)

North Carolina: Obama 48%, Romney 46% (Purple Strategies)

Ohio: Obama 48%, Romney 44% (Purple Strategies)

Pennsylvania: Obama 48%, Romney 47% (Susquehanna)

Virginia: Obama 46%, Romney 43% (Purple Strategies)


Finally, a poll from Arizona suggests it might be a swing state as well.

Arizona: Romney 48%, Obama 45% (Purple Strategies)

Today's swing state polls:

Colorado: Obama 51%, Romney 45% (Public Policy Polling)

Florida: Obama 50%, Romney 45% (American Research Group)

Iowa: Obama 51%, Romney 44% (American Research Group)

Michigan: Obama 54%, Romney 42% (Rasmussen)

North Carolina: Obama 49%, Romney 45% (Civitas)

Nevada: Obama 51%, Romney 44% (American Research Group)

Wisconsin: Obama 53%, Romney 41% (We Ask America)

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The today's swing state polls,

Colorado: Obama 48%, Romney 45% (Purple Strategies)

Florida: Romney 48%, Obama 47% (Purple Strategies)

Michigan: Obama 39%, Romney 30% (Michigan State)

North Carolina: Obama 46%, Romney 43% (HPU/Fox)

North Carolina: Obama 48%, Romney 46% (Purple Strategies)

Ohio: Obama 48%, Romney 44% (Purple Strategies)

Pennsylvania: Obama 48%, Romney 47% (Susquehanna)

Virginia: Obama 46%, Romney 43% (Purple Strategies)


Finally, a poll from Arizona suggests it might be a swing state as well.

Arizona: Romney 48%, Obama 45% (Purple Strategies)

You really have to be wary about polling --- Who was sampled? How credible is the organization doing the sampling? What was the margin of error? Was the poll of registered voters or likely voters?    The answer to all those questions make a big difference in judging the reliability/veracity of these polls.

It is interesting that you cite a poll showing Romney 1 point behind Obama in Pennsylvania.  If this is accurate -- then that would be GREAT NEWS for Romney  because Pennsylvania is not on most people's lists of "toss up states" and has pretty much gone Democratic except for Republican landslide years (Reagan in 1984 and Nixon in 1972) and maybe one or two other occasions since 1960.  

Bottomline - it is a close race in the 6 to 10 swing states ... within the margin of error ... and this is good news for the challenger, Governor Romney, and not so good news for the incumbent, Obama.

Latest Swing State Polls:

Florida: Obama 51%, Romney 47% (Washington Post)

Nevada: Obama 52%, Romney 43% (PPP/LCV)

Nevada: Obama 46%, Romney 46% (Bolger)

Ohio: Obama 52%, Romney 44% (Washington Post)

Ohio: Obama 45%, Romney 44% (Gravis)

Pennsylvania: Obama 48%, Romney 40% (Mercyhurst University