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Obama Poll Watch -- April, 2011

[ Posted Wednesday, May 4th, 2011 – 15:29 UTC ]

The death of Osama Bin Laden on the second day of this month has overshadowed Obama's poll numbers from last month already. Obama's poll numbers in May are going to be a lot more interesting (to put it mildly) than his poll numbers from April are going to be. I realize all of this, but I still (for completeness' sake) feel obligated to put out this monthly report of where Obama stood last month with the public.

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Obama Poll Watch -- March, 2011

[ Posted Monday, April 4th, 2011 – 15:06 UTC ]

President Obama's poll numbers slipped back a bit in March, bringing an end to his recent "bump." This was Obama's first bad month in a while, ending the positive trends Obama had set for the past two months in approval rating, and for the past five months in disapproval rating. In March, Obama lost all the ground he had gained in February, but still finished the month up from where he started the year. In a statistical twist, Obama's approval and disapproval numbers for March, 2011 exactly matched his numbers for March, 2010.

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Obama Poll Watch -- February, 2011

[ Posted Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011 – 14:17 UTC ]

In January, President Obama had the biggest improvement in his public approval rating of his entire presidency. In February, Obama consolidated and built on his January "bump," by posting his second-most-improved month ever. This turnaround has set the clock back for Obama over a full year (in terms of his overall polling numbers), to roughly where he was in December, 2009. All in all, not a bad month for the president.

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Obama Poll Watch -- January, 2011

[ Posted Tuesday, February 1st, 2011 – 22:48 UTC ]

Obama poll-watchers have been waiting to see a "bump" upward in public opinion job approval ratings pretty much ever since he took office. In two years, there really hasn't been one. Until now.

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Obama Poll Watch -- December, 2010

[ Posted Monday, January 3rd, 2011 – 04:58 UTC ]

President Barack Obama had a mildly good month in the polls during December. Not a fantastic month, mind you; maybe not even a great month... but a mildly good month, nonetheless.

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Obama Poll Watch -- November, 2010

[ Posted Wednesday, December 1st, 2010 – 15:50 UTC ]

President Obama just had his most stable month ever in the public opinion polls. This month also caps off a truly remarkable year of polling stability for Obama.

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Obama Poll Watch -- October, 2010

[ Posted Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010 – 13:44 UTC ]

Obama got a mixed bag of candy and rocks this Hallowe'en, at the close of October. Feel free to make your own comparisons to the mixed election results, but we're talking here about the month leading up to the elections. Obama was out on the campaign trail in a big way, and his numbers were both up and down as a result. Let's take a look at the chart:

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Obama Poll Watch -- September, 2010

[ Posted Monday, October 4th, 2010 – 13:34 UTC ]

President Obama got a bit of a bounce in his monthly poll average in September, but the news is of a decidedly mixed variety. There is good news and bad in the numbers from last month for Obama, and it's looking like there won't be much of a pre-election change in his numbers which could help congressional Democrats out on the midterm campaign trail.

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Obama Poll Watch -- August, 2010

[ Posted Wednesday, September 1st, 2010 – 13:25 UTC ]

Augusts, to be frank, are not President Obama's friend. The past month was no different, at least as measured by public opinion polling. Obama was on a downswing heading into the month, and his numbers reflect this in a stark way. In other words, it was a bad month for Obama.

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Obama Poll Watch -- July, 2010

[ Posted Wednesday, August 4th, 2010 – 14:32 UTC ]

President Barack Obama has reached the first crossover point of his presidency, where his job approval numbers with the public are lower than his disapproval numbers. This is not exactly good news for Obama fans, especially heading into a midterm election.

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