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here's scott rasmussen. as always, welcome back. mid 50s for repeal.his number changed much? >> no, the week after the law passed, 54% favored repeal. it's gone up and down a few points since. by the way, before it was passed, 54%, 55% dependent b want to see it become law. the numbers are unchanging. older people, people who use our medical system the most and by the way, vote the most are among the most strongly opposed. younger adults, most strongly supportive. but look, this bill, even if the supreme court upholds it, it's gok to disappear. it does not have popular support. and as for the mandate itself, only 21% believe the goth has the authority to impose a mandate. >> let's see the other side of him. what is the negative number, what is the opposition number to the mandate. >> people don't like when the government takes away choices. that shoeb the lodestar for reforming this thing. patient care, consumer power, patient power. isn't that what the politicians should realize? >> absolutely. 77% say everybody should be able to choose between a vari

scott rasmussen from rasmussen reports.com and the author of the people's money joins us at that talk. so scott, what does that tell you? they want somebody else to join the race? >> look, we know from the primaries there is a lot of republicans that would like somebody other than mitt romney in this position. we know there is some democrats that would like president obama to be even further to the left politically. overall, democrats, a little more happy with the choice than republicans. they're happy with their candidate than republicans. but the flip side, republicans are following the race a lot more closely, the intensity is still with the gop. not because of their nominee, but because they're being driven to the polls by barak obama. >> gregg: right. and that is obviously an advantage to the gop. but when you match them up, president obama versus governor romney, how does it fair? >> as of this morning, 48% for romney. 44% for obama. for most of the last three weeks, they've been pretty much in a toss-up position. couple weeks ago, the president was up by three. the question rig

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his resume is significant so we're going to go directly to the founder of rasmussen reports, scott rasmussen of you know him from his time on fox and a number of other television shows. she's a political analyst. "the new york times" bestselling author. independent opinion pollster. he is missing his book signing right now to be with all of us so as soon as we finish up here, i hope to merge everyone out there and grab ahold of that opportunity. he's known really worldwide for his predictions and i'll end on this, he will hold a nationally syndicated tv show, what america thinks with wcbs tv as the new york station. we're excited to see that. i'm going to open and end with the same question. a today question and a five months down the road question. we're going to begin with scott and we're going to -- the next person that will take the next question and rotate down and we'll be sure to keep everyone moving very quickly. the first question i have of course relates to this great big capitol and the white house. the question is this. if you were to predict today, actually five months from the

joining us now from asbury park, new jersey, independent pollster scott rasmussen and from washington, d.c., margie omero, a democratic pollster. let me begin with you, scott, and say it's somewhat surprise to go ahead me on the healthcare law something we are all anxiously awaiting for the supreme court. on the healthcare law you have 38% of americans saying they would overturn it 30% say uphold it and 21%. the president's job approval 51% disprove. i'm not getting its that not making sense to me. if they disprove why uphold it or keep most of it? >> when you say uphold t or keep most of it, the mandate is part of it that most people want to go. nearly 70% would like to see it overturned there are other provisions in the law that people are unhappy with. overall, if you just give people a straight up choice, repeal it or keep it. 54% say repeal it juan, whatever the court decides, the healthcare law is doomed. it may be repealed by the court. t may be repealed by the elections. sooner or later this law has already lost in the court of public opinion and it will disappear. >> margie,

scott rasmussen is an independent pollster and the author of "the people's money." >> we numbers are so close to the national average. that's why the swing state with either barack obama or mitt romney open up a big lead they will take iowa with them. we are seeing 45% of voters in iowa say they are not excited about the choice, they will make a selection of the lesser of two evils. when it comes to the economy they trust mitt romney more than barack obama. shannon: we see that is at the top of the list when you ask vote wears they care most about. when folks head to the polls and that 1% or 2% they give to romney will put him over the top? >> if the economy does not get better by november, absolutely. he doesn't need a new speech he needs the economy to improve. the net worth of americans net worth has fallen by 40%. americans have known it for a long time. people believe their housing values have collapsed and they are look for something to turn it around. shannon: we have other polls that we can look at. let's look at pennsylvania. that has been back and forth. it's been very clos

scott rasmussen is the president of rasmussen reports and guy benson a radio talk show host and political editor for down hall.com. it appears the american public would favor barack obama's move on friday assuming that he had the power to do it. but as a policy matter they believe young illegal immigrants brought here by their parents are not to be blamed. >> yes. americans are pragmatic. politicians have their partisan and idealogical talking points. most americans are looking at this and saying if a parent bring as young child into this country you can't blame the child for that. as a result they do like the president's proposal. in fact 71% support those concepts. megyn: and yet, scott, when you asked those same likely voters whether they support barack obama's overall immigration approach and whether they think the federal government is doing enough to curb illegal immigration, it seems a majority told you they don't believe the feds are doing enough? >> 54% say it is not doing enough. only 16% think it is doing too much. these are the same types of numbers we've seen for years on imm

reports shows governor romney pulling ahead of president obama by five points, independent pollster scott rasmussen. thanks for joining us. >> first when you talk about the difference between a polling average and daily tracking poll, bill thing to remember, many polls in the average are of registered voters, not likely voters and all indications this year, the intensity, much higher among republicans and last two weeks have been good for governor romney and the reason for that, the beginning of may, 41% of americans said president obama was doing a good job handling the economy and that is down to 33% today. >> gregg: i want to ask about marco rubio. obviously everybody was speaking to the latino conference in florida, the president was there and mitt romney was there but marco rubio was there and look at these favorability ratings for us. talk to us about this guy: >> obviously, rubio's number is improving by 7 points over a month or so, among unaffiliated voters, very important group, his numbers are up 13 points, to 43. but, it is really when we talk about the vice presidential nominees, whethe

scott rasmussen, president of rasmussen.com joins us right now. talk today the job numbers that just came out. how do you expect that this will influence these numbers? >> i'd expect these numbers would have an impact on consumer confidence. it takes about a week to work its way throughout system. if consumer confidence falters a little bit more that is going to hurt president obama's job approval rating . it wouldn't surprise me to see governor romney pick up a couple of points during the coming week. the real story is, are these numbers today a one time fluke which gives the president plenty of time to recover or are they the beginning of the trend. right now if they are the beginning of the trend this makes the president's re-election prospects much, much worse. heather: do you think what the romney camp needs to do is hammer home the unemployment rate and the job situation as we move forward? >> the unemployment rate, the job situation, but the overall economy. heather, among people who have a job right now 27% are worried that they might lose

scott rasmussen is an independent pollster and president of rasmussenreports.com. scott, you just looked at this question this week. what do the numbers tell us? >> 54% want to see this law repealed, only 39% want to see it upheld. and, jenna, the most amazing thing about this is these numbers haven't changed for more than two years. the week after the bill became law, the numbers were exactly the same. republicans and unaffiliated voters want to see it overturned, most democrats like the law the way it is. jenna: you know, scott, you also asked the question about likely voters at least somewhat favoring the repeal. >> right. jenna: um, but does it change about, and let's go ahead and put up the numbers if we can so folks can get a look at them on scott's latest poll numbers. does it change, scott, when you ask the question about what's good for the country versus what's good for the individual? does that change at all? >> the numbers shift a little bit, but consistently for the last two-and-a-half years more people think it's bad for the economy. more people think

we will go to scott rasmussen, of rasmussen reports. political analyst, "new york times" best-selling author, and public opinion pollster. in 2012, he became a best- selling author. presumably, he's missing his book signing right now to be with all of us. as soon as we finish, i hope to merge everybody out there and grab hold of that opportunity. he is known worldwide for his predictions. he will be hosting a nationally syndicated television show, "what america thinks." we are excited to see that. i am going to open and end with the same question. what we are going to do is we are going to begin with scott. the next person will take the next question. we will rotate down. we will be sure to keep everybody moving quickly. the first question relates to the capitol and the white house. the question is this. if you were to predict today, five months from the general election, who would be the winner, and what the actual scope is, or span, for the white house, who would that be, and why? >> for me, the answer is easy. we publish a daily pres

rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the report. >>> president obama could face a new challenge from a state he won four years ago. the state of wisconsin. last night, governor scott walker became the first governor to survive a recall election. coming up in 12 minutes, why mitt romney says these results could be good news for him come november. >>> president obama was the only nail on the california ballots on the primary in california. he received 1.5 million votes. on the republican side it was an easily victory for romney with 100% of the precincts reporting, he received 79.6% of the votes. ron paul, 10.2%. romney also won in montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. >>> a new patel is brewing offer -- battle is brewing over the pension reform measure. a big victory with 70% voting yesterday. but today city employee unions announced they are filing lawsuits against the measure arguing it violates employees' vested rights against their pensions. lorraine blanco is live with the story. lorraine? >> reporter: well, voters overwhelmingly supported measure b as you said. at a news conference here at downtown superior court in san jose, legal council for sev