Terence P. Jeffrey
cnsnews.com
President Barack Obama enjoys a massive lead over Mitt Romney among registered voters who say they have no religion, according to the Gallup tracking poll of the presidential race.
In the three-week period that ended on Sept. 3, according to Gallup, Obama led Romney 69 percent to 23 percent among those who have no religion. That was exactly the same result Gallup got in the previous three-week period ending Aug. 26.
Since Gallup started publishing demographic breakouts of its tracking poll on May 6, Obama has always held a large lead among registered voters who say they have no religion. Even so, he has managed to grow that lead.
Read more
Related articles
- Gallup Sued by DOJ after Unfavorable Obama Polls, Employment Numbers | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Obama Prepares Huge Bailout for Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Doug Wead: Post Paul: What now? | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Poster at DNC convention calls Barack Obama ‘prophesy fulfilled’ | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- The Federal Bailout That Saved Mitt Romney | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Why felon Keith Judd did so well against Obama in West Virginia | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Democrats reinstate platform language on Jerusalem | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Paul Ryan Record Shows He Could Be Running Mate of Obama | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Sarah Palin teases about third-party run | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
- Mormon plan to establish a world theocracy from America | THE JEENYUS CORNER (jeenyuscorner.com)
