Washington (Reuters) - the United States President barack Obama and republican challenger Romney (Mitt Romney), roughly tied at the White House with low profits, in four key swing state game, according to Reuters/Ipsos (Ipsos) announced Saturday daily tracking poll.
Polls show, November 6, three days before the election, two people are in Ohio, Florida, Virginia and Colorado's neck and neck.
In the national scope, voters division. In an investigation may vote of voters, 47% of respondents said they will support Obama, the Democratic Party's new, while 46% of respondents said they would support Mr Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts.
Results belong to survey of ci, considering the internet-based survey statistical instrument of change.
Two men have been locked in a few weeks tense match. Both the last campaign last weekend, trying to wave, sprinkle a small part of the rest of the median voter, and encourage their supporters to vote.
Very few points out, traditionally the republican and democratic presidential candidates swing between vote will decide who wins the White House. All of these are close to.
One of the biggest awards - Ohio election - Obama has a very weak lead, in May vote of voters, with 45% of the vote over Mr Romney's 46%, polls show.
In Florida, again big prize, they tied to 47%.
In Virginia, Obama a lead of between 48% and 45% romney may vote of voters. In Colorado, Mr Romney lead over Obama by 47% to 45%.
Ipsos poll expert Julia Clarke said: "this is really want to drop down the wires, added that Obama still have a better won the 270 state electoral votes can ensure that the possibility of victory.
However, both candidates in swing states data tight, she said: "I don't think that we can depend on any income bursa."
"To Mr Obama's electoral map," clark said. "This is just in the edge of the razor."
Reuters/Ipsos (Ipsos) online survey precision is the measure of a confidence interval, in national polls, this is plus or minus 3.4%, for may vote of voters.




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