Economy Confidence Grows Obstacle for Romney Race
Washington voters show rising optimism about the economy aiding Barack Obama as Election Day nears. Polls in key states favor Obama, with independents like Jim Young citing policy relief and middle class support, while Romney backers scramble to shift momentum amid unemployment above 8 percent.
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Ryan Casts Free Prosperity Hint in N H Rally
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan urged New Hampshire voters in Derry to embrace prosperity over stagnation, contrasting Romney‑Obama plans with Obama’s tenure. The swing state, once Obama’s, remains contested as Ryan appeals to former Obama supporters. In Fort Myers, Biden recalled a briefing on a million‑dollar deficit and Obama’s reply that nothing had been done yet.
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Ohio's 2012 battleground shapes campaign economy
In Canton Ohio supporters split on stimulus vs tax cuts as the 2012 race centers on how to restart the economy. Mayors and CEOs describe stimulus funds enabling Canton to repair bridges, hire workers, and keep police and firefighters, while Republican Halter questions government subsidies and advocates tax cuts. Ohio's mixed recovery and diverse industrial base frame a high stakes fight for its 18 electoral votes.
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