Gallup: Romney up by 6 Percent, 2 Points Overnight
51-45
Mitt Romney picked up two points overnight among likely voters and now holds a 6-percentage point lead nationally over President Obama, according to Gallup's daily tracking poll.
Romney takes 51 percent support against 45 percent for Obama in the Gallup poll of likely voters, and also leads 48 to 46 among registered voters.
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Hmm...some sort of Debate Welfare working against the Prez huh? I wonder how it feels for him now that the tables are turned.