Patch Poll: Influential Georgia Democrats More Convinced of Momentum Than Republicans After Conventions
Patch polled elected officials and activists in both parties to find out how they felt about their recent conventions. Both sides felt their own party got a boost, but Democrats expressed stronger feelings about the momentum they say Obama got.
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Democrats overwhelmingly reported feeling more confident about President Barack Obama's chances of winning after both conventions closed.
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Patch tapped our panels of influential Democrats and Republicans for twin unscientific polls, which were conducted this week.
Democrats and Republicans were polled separately, with people from each party asked to focus on their own presidential candidate's performance and their own party's convention.
Patch received responses from 31 Democrats and 56 Republicans.
How much do you think the national political conventions mattered? Tell us in the comments.
Racer X
8:01 am on Saturday, September 15, 2012
Not surprising, The far Left are usually unrealistic.
Dan Matthews
2:05 pm on Monday, October 1, 2012
And the far right certainly are often unrealistic as well, given the hysteria that some people still think he is not Christian and not born in the United States.