Mitt Romney probably won’t carry his home state of Michigan come November…..

Well he HAD it in the primary….

Actually….. I’d say it looked up the Republican nomination for him….

So he he got SOMETHING out of the state his father governed…

Cause he ain’t too popular there now…..

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Barack Obama won’t have to worry too much about holding Michigan for the Democrats this fall- he leads Mitt Romney 53-39 there, a lead little changed from PPP’s last poll of the state in February when his advantage was 54-38.

Romney just doesn’t have much of a home field advantage in the state. Only 24% of voters consider him to be a Michigander to 65% who do not. And only 35% have a favorable opinion of him to 57% with a negative view.

It’s not just Romney’s unpopularity helping Obama in Michigan though. Obama’s own approval rating is at a record high in our polling of the state with 53% of voters giving him good marks to 41% who disapprove, including a 50/43 standing with independents.

Obama’s crushing Romney on what will doubtless be one of the biggest issues in the campaign in Michigan- 55% think that he’s been better for the automotive industry in the state to only 31% who say Romney wins out on that front.

Going inside the numbers Obama’s winning over 13% of Republican voters while losing just 7% of Democrats, and he also has a double digit advantage with independents at 48-36. Obama’s winning women by a 58-34 margin and significantly has a 10 point lead with white voters at 50-40.

There’s been some talk about Rick Snyder as a potential running mate but he wouldn’t help the ticket any- with him as the VP pick Obama’s lead actually expands slightly to 53-38. That’s because Snyder continues to be an unpopular Governor with only 37% of voters approving of him to 52% who disapprove. That’s a regression for Snyder compared to February when he was at 40/47, largely because he’s seen a drop with independents…..
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