A new Quinnipiac University Poll released Wednesday looked at the question of awarding electoral vote by Congressional District or the current winner-take-all system. By a margin of 52 to 40 percent, those polled said they favor continuing the current winner-take-all system. Democrats opposed the plan 63 to 30 percent, independents by 53 to 43 percent, but Republicans favor awarding electoral votes by Congressional Districts 48 to 44.
A Republican Presidential horse race poll by Quinnipiac University released Wednesday has Mitt Romney at 18 percent, Rick Perry at 16 percent and Rick Santorum at 12 percent. Nineteen percent of those polled are undecided. In an Obama-Romney race, Obama wins 45 to 43 percent, Obama wins a race with Perry 46 to 40 percent and Obama also beats Santorum 45 to 42 percent.
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