Election 2012
Obama reminds supporters Virginia could hold key to White House
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia - U.S. President Barack Obama took his pitch for a second White House term to Virginia on Friday, reminding supporters that the election battleground state could secure him victory over Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
- Obama campaign staffer dies after collapsing at Chicago HQ
- Romney demands Obama apology over Bain attacks
- Pro-Obama Super PAC raised $6 million in June
- Condoleezza Rice's name surfaces, then fades, as Romney VP pick
- After missteps, Romney adds to communications team
- In Wyoming, Romney rustles up cash with the Cheney gang
- Republicans may delay House bill to cut food stamps
- Romney and Republican House leader far apart on China currency
- Romney faces new questions over tenure at Bain
Part IV: Recent college graduates
A Reuters/Ipsos poll of recent graduates reveals a drop in support for President Barack Obama compared with 2008, but it shows no movement toward the GOP. Full Article
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