Poll: Obama leads Romney
Gender gap for both candidates: Obama leads big among women, Romney among men
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Gender gap for both candidates: Obama leads big among women, Romney among men
After delivering well-received speeches at political conventions, Michelle Obama and Ann Romney get high public opinion marks
CBS/NYT poll: Following the Republican and Democratic conventions, more view Obama positively than negatively; more still view Romney negatively
CBS/NYT poll: Before Superstorm Sandy halted campaign events, Obama had a one-point lead over Romney
In a CBS/ NYT poll taken as the current crisis in the Middle East unfolded, Obama has advantage over Romney on foreign policy
President leads Romney by six points in Wisconsin, four points in Virginia, one point in Colorado; has gained ground on economy
President leads by 12 points in Pennsylvania, 10 in Ohio, 9 in Florida in new Quinnipiac University/CBS News/NY Times poll
New York Times statistician explains how he calculates the odds of election victory based on "crowd-sourcing" others' poll results
Trend lines are important, but don't try to predict the outcome of the election from any single poll, experts say
Competitive races in Colorado, Wisconsin; in Virginia, Obama leads by six percent
Survey of likely voters gives edge to Romney, underscoring importance of turnout in the election
Obama's advantage among women grew in two key states since last month, and he now has the support of married women
Obama and Romney pollsters say journalists are too focused on who's up and who's down
New CBS News/NY Times poll suggests that the president could lose more votes than he wins from support for same-sex marriage
CBS News/NYT survey shows Santorum with very slight lead, but Republicans increasingly expect him to lose to Romney
CBS News/NYT survey shows president leading Republican presidential candidates by at least six points as independents turn from Romney