edging governor mitt romney by two points. according to brand-new numbers from rasmussen.com governor romney is making a move in a key battleground state of wisconsin following that recall election there. scott rasmussen is an independent pollster and president of rasmussen.com and author of the people s money. scott, a lot was made of the exit polls in wisconsin. what did you find? right now, one week after that wisconsin recall governor romney is at 47% in wisconsin, president obama at 44%. compared to a month ago romney has gained a little bit of ground. but the real big story president obama has lost five points, slipping in support there. jenna: is there any reason for that? what would be a more an explanation for why that happened? well, part of it is the president s job approval, most voters in the state are disapproving of the way he s doing his job. 44% strongly disapprove. i suspect like everywhere else the economy is the key issue,
meeting with donor that says president obama may have to revise part of his healthcare plan in his second term. steven payne is with us. clarification, two weeks ago, may 14th fund-raiser, this was an event in new york city, and the reports suggests that call all the people that attended had to check their blackberries, iphone at the door. this thing goes public. according to the report the president said what about health say are. reporter: he said it was possible healthcare would get overturn and they d have to revisit healthcare in a second tefrplt it would be one of the things he s working on. quite a private view when eith he s talking at fun fundraisers than the white house when they
three sources that had given him information about these remarks at private fun fundraisers. i think he did some good digging, talking to fundraisers and democratic courses and came up with this on his own. i don t think it came from the white house. it doesn t sound like a planned leak for me. bill: we ll get a ruling some time in the month of june. reporter: yep. bill: it s coming this month. heather: and brand-new polls showing a dead heat in the race for the white house. a new rasmussen survey of likely voters showing governor romney edging president obama 46 to 45% but clearly this is anyone always race. scott rasmussen, president of rasmussen.com joins us right now. the big talk today the job numbers that just came out. how do you expect that this will influence these numbers?
the police isn t find them if you do report yours is missing, because all that leg work and they didn t get the phone back. reporter: they didn t get it. jon: thank you. jenna: brand-new snapshots of the battle for the white house today. according to a new nbc wall street journal poll the president and governor mitt romney are locked in a tight race with the president edging the presumptive republican nominee 47 to 43% among registered voters. that is little change from last month. we ll take a good look at those numbers, well within the poll s margin of error we should mention. scott rasmussen is an independent pollster, he s president of rasmussen.com. nice to take a look at all of this scott, nice to see you again. great to see you. the race is very close no matter how you look at it. our daily presidential tracking poll shows president obama at 46%, governor romney at 45%. jenna: scott, how does that compare, you know, over the last
34% say the four candidates running are the best openings for the republican party. scott rasmussen is president of rasmussen.com. tell us how these figure in when we look at it a couple of months ago or a couple of other race. reporter: only 34% said it would be good for somebody new to jump in. there s been a 9 point inch kraoefplts it didn t come from republicans. 32% of republican voters say it would be nice if somebody new jumped in. the other -ts say the existing candidates are just fine. when you went back to january only 33% of republicans were looking for somebody new. there is still some dissatisfaction with the field. they look at the candidate and they like a little bit of candidate a and a little bit of candidate b, no one quite has the whole package yet. my suspicion is when a nominee is selected almost all