◼ The first post-debate polls are just starting to get released, and in both Ohio, Florida, and Virginia (if you believed the wildly skewed media polls showing insurmountable leads for Obama), Mitt Romney has bounced back in ways the corrupt media said was impossible. - John Nolte/Breitbart
According Rasmussen, in Ohio, the race is statistically tied among likely voters with Obama ahead by only a single point: 50-49%. In a tighter screen meant to gauge enthusiasm and "certainty" of voting, it's Romney who takes the lead, 52-48%.
Rasmussen's numbers are back up by pollster We Ask America, which shows Romney leading 47-46%.
The deep dive numbers are even more impressive. Ohio voters trust Romney more on the economy by a margin of 49-45%, and bests Obama on national security, 48-47%.
In better news for Romney in Ohio, one of the great underreported stories is how well the GOP is doing in closing the early voting gap...
◼ Ohio poll: Romney leads 51-48 among those certain to vote - Paul Bedard/Washington Examiner
Overall, the race is deadlocked with Obama over Romney 50 percent to 49 percent, according to the poll taken Thursday night.
But among the stunning 92 percent of all voters in the state who say that they are certain to go to the polls on Election Day, Romney leads 51 percent to 48 percent. And among the 83 percent who have already made up their minds how they will vote, Romney is ahead 52 percent to 48 percent.
via Drudge
POST-DEBATE BOUNCE IN POLLS:
ROMNEY PULLS AHEAD IN VIRGINIA...
Takes 3-point lead in Florida...
Ohio: Leads 51-48 among those 'certain' to vote...
