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New Rochelle Poll: Barack Obama Or Mitt Romney?

by Justin Stock Politics 10/09/12  Comment
New Rochelle voters have a little more time to choose between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. Photo Credit: contributed

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NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. — New Rochelle voters, you have less than a month left to choose between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

Have you already decided? Did last week's debate or jobs report change your mind? Or, are you still not sure?

Vote in our poll and leave your comments below. 

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