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"While Romney has a consistent lead, it's still an incredibly fluid race here," said Kate Schackai, a spokeswoman for Mr. Paul.

The new survey comes a few days after reports that the Romney campaign was scaling back its activities in Pennsylvania and Michigan, another swing state where Obama has a consistent lead in the polls.

While Mr. Corzine has a consistent lead in the polls and far more money to spend in the last days of the race, Democrats who traveled with him today, from city to suburb, expressed the nagging concern that overconfidence would be fatal to the campaign.

However, this environment appears to be roughly neutral right now: neither party has had a consistent lead on the generic ballot.

Even at times when the presidential race has been a dead heat nationally, Mr. Obama has retained a consistent lead in Ohio, a state that has usually been slightly Republican-leaning relative to the country as a whole.

Trump has forged a consistent lead in polling for the Republican candidacy, with former Hewlett-Packard chief executive Fiorina considerably further behind, polling in single figures.

The NHS is the only issue where the party has a consistent and noticeable lead over others.

While mid-term opinion polls should never be treated as more than snapshots, it is encouraging that Labour has a consistent and clear lead.

Mr. Obama has had a fairly consistent lead in the polls there, including in the exit poll among voters who turned out on Tuesday.

She took his advice, and split the women's vote with Barack Obama in the 2008 primaries that she eventually lost, while in 2016, by contrast, she has had a consistent, overwhelming lead among women.

Stern magazine wrote that he had no warmth, but Mr. Stoiber said, "Did you expect Stern to write anything different?" He noted that since he had become the candidate of the Christian Democratic Union and his own Christian Social Union, the parties had opened up a consistent lead in the polls over Mr. Schröder's Social Democrats.