Here are the latest polls from the battleground: Colorado: Romney 50%, Obama 46% (Rasmussen) Michigan: Obama 52%, Romney 43% (Angus Reid) Ohio: Obama 48%, Romney 48% (Angus Reid) Ohio: Obama 50%, Romney 45% (CBS News/Quinnipiac) Pennsylvania: Obama 50%, Romney 45% (Morning Call/Muhlenberg) Pennsylvania: Obama 48%, Romney 44% (Pulse Opinion Research) Virginia: Obama 47%, Romney 46% [...]

Pres. Obama lost a little ground to Mitt Romney after their first debate but still has a 5 percentage point lead. According to the Reuters/Ipsos survey released today, the president leads Mitt Romney 48 to 43 percent. However, the poll shows a 2 percentage point drop in support for the president since the last survey [...]

8 Points

Pres. Obama’s lead over Mitt Romney (51 to 43 percent) in the latest Pew Poll.

10 Points

Advantage Pres. Obama has over Mitt Romney in Michigan, Romney’s home state, according to a new from EPIC-MRA of Lansing for the Free Press, WXYZ-TV (Channel 7) and other media partners. The poll found support for the president at 47 percent and for Romney at 37 percent.

Several new polls show that while the president’s support is remaining at or just 50 percent, support for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan is dropping.

The internals in the poll cited here showed some weakness for Pres. Obama, but as long as this this top line remains so decidedly true, and Romney continues to be viewed unfavorably and as unlikable by a majority of voters, the president’s chances of winning in November remain strong

31%

Mitt Romney’s likability rating in the first Reuters/Ipsos poll released since the Republican Convention. This represents a five-point improvement over his 26 percent likability rating in the same poll released on Monday before the convention. Among independents, Romney’s likability rose from 16 percent to 20 percent. By contrast, Pres. Obama’s likability rating is 48 percent.

42%

Ann Romney’s favorability rating, according to Gallup. Twenty-four percent have an unfavorable rating while 25 percent have no opinion and 9 percent had never heard of her.

Romney arrived in London two weeks ago today, at the same time that wall-to-wall coverage of the Olympics began. Millions of Americans who don’t follow politics closely — who wouldn’t have been aware of events on Romney’s trip abroad — happened to be tuned in when Romney insulted the British about security preparations for the games, as well as coverage of his campaign’s gaffes and his refusal to release his taxes.

Nate Cohn at TNR: [Recent] polling from Pew Research and NBC/WSJ suggests that Romney has a real problem with the undecided voters he’s counting on to put him over the top. Approximately half of undecided voters have an unfavorable impression of Romney, while his favorability ratings are mired in the teens. That’s an average net-favorable [...]