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2012 Presidential Election Swing State Polls & Electoral College Standings

Despite a strong performance in the first Presidential Debate by Governor Mitt Romney's campaign, it appears as though President Barack Obama has once again gained a foothold on the polls. The Electoral College votes are currently showing Obama in the lead. With the election 17 days away and judging by the impact on the swing states that the President made in 2008, it may be difficult for Romney to regain his ground by Nov. 6.

Presidential Polls 2012: Romney Still Ahead, But Young Voters Support Obama

Tuesday night's presidential debate has not been factored into the polls yet. Political pundits who declared Barack Obama the winner of Tuesday night's presidential debate say the incumbent president will see a bump in the polls based on his victory, but voter surveys have not yet had time to incorporate the debate into their results.

Presidential Electoral Map: Projections for 2012 Elections [LATEST MAP & ANALYSIS]

Amid the 2012 Presidential Debate, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have been competing intensely with one another to gain control of the Electoral Polls. Although Obama had a foothold early on in the race, it appears as if the American public now has the President and the Republican Governor in a neck and neck race. Shaping up as a dead heat, the two candidates have continued to target the close states in order to better set themselves up to receive the 270 Electoral College votes required win the presidency.

Binders Full Of Women Memes, Mitt Romney Presidential Debate Remark Becomes Internet Sensation (PHOTOS)

Just when Americans thought Romney's "Big Bird" remark at the previous debate couldn't be topped, the Republic hopeful has outdone himself. According to the Internet, the biggest winner in the 2012 Presidential debate between him and President Obama was the Republican hopeful's remark about "binders full of women." "I went to a number of women's groups and ... they brought us whole binders full of women," said former Gov. Romney said about his search to find more women to work with in his Massachusetts cabinet. Romney was responding to a question about workplace inequality.

Presidential Debate Video: Results & Voters' Opinions On Hofstra Event [FULL REPLAY]

The second installment of the 2012 Presidential Debate between Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama took place in a town hall setting from Long Island, New York on Tuesday night. Within the intimate set up, the two candidates battled it out on numerous crucial subjects such as college affordability and the direction of the economy, amongst other things.
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