Confident that they’ve turned a corner, Democratic officials say that President Obama’s jobs speech, followed up today with his tax and spending cut plan, are helping to improve his approval ratings and present voters with a stronger reason to re-elect him.
Key to that turn around, say officials, has been the TV ad titled “14 Months” featuring parts of the jobs address to Congress paid for by the Democratic National Committee. The ads are running in Denver, Colo., Tampa and Orlando, Fla. Des Moines, Iowa., Las Vegas, Nev., Manchester, N.H., Raleigh and Charlotte, N.C., Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio, Norfolk, Richmond, and Roanoke, Va., and Washington, D.C.
At the time of the release, DNC communications adviser Brad Woodhouse said that the effort is intended to communicate Obama’a job plan “to the American people and for Americans to communicate their support for his plan to their representatives in Washington. There is simply no time to waste.” [Read: What Obama Can and Can't Do to Create Jobs.]
While they have not conducted their own polling, the DNC cites other polls on the
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