Devastating poll from one of the elite polling firms.

From Investors.com,  we have the polling results from one of the nation's premier firms,  and the news is devastating for the Obama campaign.  In summary,  Obama leads in just one of the four regions of the country.  He loses the 45 and older voting blocks by substantial margin (i.e. 37 to 54). Regarding the gender vote,  Obama has completely lost the male vote,  so much so,  that this demographic more than negates his support with women.  In 2008,  he won the white vote with a 43% margin.  After becoming president,  he immediately became the leader of a divided nation,  pushing race to his advantage,  or so he thought.  Today,  that white vote has fallen from 43 percent to 36 percent.  In terms of income,  Obama wins the poorest of the four categories,  but loses the remaining three.  Obama loses all of the Christian vote.  He won the Catholic vote in 2008.  

For a ranking of polling firms,  see our article,  here. As it turns our,  the authors of this survey,  currently ranks a "number one" in terms of accuracy.   

	Obama	Romney	Not Sure
OVERALL	43.7%	48.7%	6.1%
REGION
Northeast	49%	42%	9%
Midwest	47%	47%	4%
South	40%	54%	5%
West	43%	46%	9%
AGE
18-44	50%	44%	6%
45-64	40%	51%	7%
65+	37%	54%	5%
GENDER
Male	36%	57%	6%
Female	50%	42%	6%
RACE
White	34%	58%	7%
Black/Hispanic	82%	13%	3%
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Under 30K	50%	44%	5%
30K-50K	46%	49%	4%
50-75K	41%	48%	11%
75K+	44%	51%	5%
PARTY
Democrats	86%	7%	5%
Republicans	3%	95%	1%
Ind./Other	34%	54%	12%
INVESTOR CLASS
Yes	44%	50%	6%
No	44%	47%	7%
AREA TYPE
Urban	48%	43%	7%
Suburban	47%	46%	6%
Rural	34%	58%	6%
WHITE
White men	28%	64%	6%
White women	39%	52%	7%
BLACK/HISPANIC
Black*	91%	6%	3%
Hispanic*	64%	30%	4%
WOMEN
Single women	58%	37%	5%
Married women	43%	47%	8%
EDUCATION
High School	41%	47%	9%
Some College	42%	52%	5%
College Degree+	46%	48%	5%
IDEOLOGY
Conservative	18%	76%	5%
Moderate	54%	37%	8%
Liberal	89%	4%	5%
HOUSEHOLD DESCRIPTION
Upper/Upper Middle	52%	41%	7%
Middle	41%	51%	5%
Working	40%	50%	8%
Lower*	50%	45%	6%
RELIGION
Protestant	35%	60%	5%
Catholic	43%	46%	6%
Other Christian	40%	56%	3%
Jewish*	47%	25%	28%
Other*	51%	36%	11%
None	67%	27%	5%
UNION HOUSEHOLD
Yes	59%	33%	6%
No	41%	51%	6%

Polling period: 10/4 - 10/9