Flashback: Gallup Had Carter Up 4 Points Over Ronald Reagan in September 1980

By Jim Hoft
Published September 8, 2012 at 9:31pm
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Gallup polling today put Obama ahead of Mitt Romney by 4 points after the godless DNC Convention.

Back in 1980 Gallup had Jimmy Carter up over Ronald Reagan by 4 points in mid to late September… And, Carter was up 8 points in October. In fact there was a published Gallup poll showing Carter up six among likely voters in a poll conducted Oct. 24 to 27.

Ronald Reagan ended up winning by 9 points and taking 44 states.

More… (Via Drudge) Flashback: Dukakis Led Bush By 17 Points After 1988 DNC

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