Its not great, but definitely not bad. It just shows how solid all the polls are on exactly what the state of the race is in these states:
OH President '12: Obama (D) 46.0% Romney (R) 44.0% (Oct. 25 - Purple Strategies)
CO President '12: Obama (D) 47.0% Romney (R) 46.0% (Oct. 25 - Purple Strategies)
VA President '12: Obama (D) 47.0% Romney (R) 47.0% (Oct. 25 - Purple Strategies)
The real story here is that Virginia is pretty much a tossup... If Obama's Ohio firewall somehow fails, Virginia can help him make it up. If he loses Iowa and Nevada, Virginia can pick up the win as well... Virginia would be incredible to have on our side.
Colorado is close, I like that we're ahead in the poll.
And we all know that right now, we are between 2 and 3 points ahead in Ohio... and that race is stuck as is.
All in all, its better to be us than them right now.
Ohio (Obama +2): Our result in Ohio shows a
small move in Governor Romney’s direction
over the last month. Today, President Obama
leads 46% to 44%, down from a 4-point lead in
September. President Obama has a strong lead
among early voters: 26% of Ohio voters say they
have already voted, and he leads by 26 points
among that group. Romney holds a 2-point lead
among independents in the state.
Colorado (Obama +1): The critical mountain state
has tightened as well. Today, President Obama’s
lead is down to 1 point, 47% to 46%, down from
a 3-point lead in September. He holds a 6-point
lead over Romney among early voters, and the
race is tied among independents.
Virginia (Even): Governor Romney has gained
ground in this state over the past month. Obama
led by 3 points in September, and the state is
now tied at 47%. Romney holds a 3-point lead
among independents.
The BEST result from all this...
26% of Ohio has already voted, and Obama leads in these groups by 26%.