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WSJ-NBC poll of Sept 2012, 7 weeks before the U.S. presidential election
09/19/2012
President Obama pulls even with Republican candidate Romney on who can better handle the economy. 42% of respondents are optimistic that the U.S. economy is improving. The president's lead over Romney widens- 50% to 44%. The Federal Reserve's QE III plan to continue supporting the economy brightens the outlook in favor of the president.
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