pennsylvania one point separating them. president obama 44-romney, 43. since 1960 no one has won the white house without carrying two of those three states. we bring in juan williams and ford o connell. director of outreach for the mccain team and chairman of the pacific pac. welcome to you guys. thank you for having me on bill. always a pleasure. juan. bill: you re a newbie, you get the first shot. this is a good sign for the potential republic can nominee. can no republican nominee lose florida and win the white house. can they pick up one of the two other states pennsylvania or ohio. i think they have a better shot in ohio although the polls suggest otherwise. it is hypothetical for the moment because we don t know who the nominee will be do we, juan? no. bill: you can watch the way florida goes and watch the way florida goes and you can
you re looking for statistical dead heat for first place. here is fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. good morning to you. it was really in the heat of this mix of this cain story. what do you make of the numbers. i think there are three interesting things with the three candidates. both romney and cain are dramatically down. they were in the 20s in the last poll. now cain at 18%. romney at 15%. that is pretty dramatic they both dropped. conversely, gingrich, not a dramatic rise. he now is as you say part of a three-man race at 15% tied with romney. so he is really a player. this is not at two-hours race anymore with two of them in front. as you say right in the middle of all the allegations against cain, his support especially among woman has dropped dramatically. last month it was 28% among women. now it is down to 15%. we re talking about republican primariry voters. so these allegations have really hurt herman cain especially among women. bill: what about the, when
first place. here is fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. good morning to you. it was really in the heat of this mix of this cain story. what do you make of the numbers. i think there are three interesting things with the three candidates. both romney and cain are dramatically down. they were in the 20s in the last poll. now cain at 18%. romney at 15%. that is pretty dramatic they both dropped. conversely, gingrich, not a dramatic rise. he now is as you say part of a three-man race at 15% tied with romney. so he is really a player. this is not at two-hours race anymore with two of them in front. as you say right in the middle of all the allegations against cain, his support especially among woman has dropped dramatically. last month it was 28% among women. now it is down to 15%. we re talking about republican primariry voters. so these allegations have really hurt herman cain especially among women. bill: what about the, when the question is asked this way, chris? will s