Romney Supporters More Excited Than Obama's Ahead of Debate

Poll released Sunday show the President with a slight lead

Reason Staff | 10.22.2012 2:20 PM

DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — Mitt Romney's first debate bounce has evaporated and President Obama once again has taken a slim lead in The Washington Times/Zogby Poll released Sunday night — though the survey showed Mr. Romney's backers are far more energized about him than the president's backers are about their candidate.

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Romney Supporters More Excited Than Obama's Ahead of Debate

Poll released Sunday show the President with a slight lead

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