"First" win for Mitt Romney

Small increase noted the popularity of U.S. President, Barack Obama, the first days of November compared with October, according to a survey of international news agency, Reuters.Specifically, 49% of Americans applaud the policies Obama (2% increase over the previous month).
However, the worrying for the president of the USA is that if the presidential elections of November 2012 were held now, the former governor of Massachusetts, Matt Romney, would win 44% of the votes and the current President of 43%.
Although still low, the percentage of Americans think the country is on track has also increased to 25% from 21% in the previous month. In contrast, the percentage who believe that they apply the wrong policies, declined to 70% from 74%.
It is the first poll of Reuters showing Mitt Romney in front of the President of the United States, although this slight advantage is within the error limits of the pollster.
In September, Barack Obama was 6 points ahead of Mitt Romney.
The poll was conducted from October 31 until 03.11.2011