Between  now and the general election on November 6, there are going to be  daily, weekly and monthly polls covering almost every contest  imaginable. Some are local, some are state and some - actually most -  will be on the presidential race.

Until Election Day, I am  going to try and give a synopsis of what the pollsters reveal for both  voters, candidates and campaigns to chomp and chew. Yes, the only poll  that really matters will be on November 6.

Americans View of the Polls: Favorable 46%  Negative 47% (WaPo/ABC News)

Party Identification:

CBS/NYT - Democrats 35%  Independents 36%  Republicans 22%

Pew - Democrats 35%  Independents 36%  Republicans 20%

US Presidential:

AP-GfK - Obama 47%  Romney 46%

CVOTER International - Obama 48.9%  Romney 45.7%

Gallup - Obama 47%  Romney 46%

Monmouth - Obama 48%  Romney 45%

NBC/WSJ - Obama 50%  Romney 45%

Pew - Obama 51%  Romney 43%

PPP - Obama 50%  Romney 46%

Rasmussen - Obama 47%  Romney 45%

Reuters/Ipsos - Obama 47%  Romney 43%

YouGov - Obama 49%  Romney 45%

Voter Enthusiasm: Obama 83% enthused  Romney 47% enthused (YouGov)

Connecting to Voters (Yahoo/Esquire):

Obama Connects - A Lot 14%  Some 25%  A Little 23%  Not at All 36%

Romney Connects - A Lot 5%  Some 19%  A Little 26%  Not at All 48%

US Right Track or Wrong Track (NBC/WSJ): Right Track 39%  Wrong Track 55%

Who Is Strong Leader (Pew): Obama 51%  Romney 38%

Presidential Job Approval:

CVOTER International - Approve 45.1%  Disapprove 43.7%

Gallup - Approve 48%  Disapprove 46%

NBC/WSJ - Approve 50%  Disapprove 48%

PPP - Approve 48%  Disapprove 50%

Rasmussen - Approve 49%  Disapprove 50%

YouGov - Approve 48%  Disapprove 49%

Voter Blocs:

Blacks - Obama 91%  Romney 4% (Monmouth)

Blacks - Obama 93%  Romney 2% (Pew)

Blacks - Obama 85%  Romney 12% (PPP)

Hispanics - Obama 60% Romney 30% (Fox News)

Hispanics - Obama 68%  Romney 26% (Latino Decisions)

Hispanics - Obama 61%  Romney 22% (Monmouth)

Hispanics - Obama 72%  Romney 22% (Pew)

Hispanics - Obama 62%  Romney 33% (PPP)

Independents - Obama 41%  Romney 41% (Monmouth)

Independents - Obama 45%  Romney 44% (Pew)

Independents - Obama 44%  Romney 43% (PPP)

Men - Obama 43%  Romney 45% (Monmouth)

Men - Obama 46%  Romney 48% (Pew)

Men - Obama 41%  Romney 53% (PPP)

Whites - Obama 39%  Romney 52% (Monmouth)

Whites - Obama 44%  Romney 51% (Pew)

Whites - Obama 41%  Romney 56% (PPP)

Women - Obama 53%  Romney 39% (Monmouth)

Women - Obama 56%  Romney 38% (Pew)

Women - Obama 57%  Romney 40% (PPP)

The Issues:

Obama's Handling of Economy - Approve 47%  Disapprove 51% (NBC/WSJ)

Obama's Handling of Economy - Approve 44%  Disapprove 50% (YouGov)

Economy - Obama 48%  Romney 45% (Monmouth)

Economy - Obama 43%  Romney 43% (NBC/WSJ)

Obama's Handling of Foreign Policy - Approve 49%  Disapprove 46% (NBC/WSJ)

Foreign Policy - Obama 51%  Romney 42% (Monmouth)

Foreign Policy - Obama 43%  Romney 38% (Pew)

Obama's Handling of Healthcare - Approve 44%  Disapprove 50% (YouGov)

Medicare - Obama 47%  Romney 37% (NBC/WSJ)

Medicare - Obama 51%  Romney 38% (Pew)

Medicare - Obama 43%  Romney 27% (Reuters/Ipsos)

Fighting for Middle Class - Obama 53%  Romney 34% (NBC/WSJ)

State-By-State Presidential:

12 Swing States (Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin) - Obama 48%  Romney 46% (Gallup/USA Today)

Colorado - Obama 48%  Romney 47% (Quinnipiac/CBS News/NYT)

Colorado - Obama 45%  Romney 47% (Rasmussen)

Florida - Obama 47.1%  Romney 47.7% (Gravis Marketing)

Illinois - Obama 47.1%  Romney 33.8% (Southern Illinois University)

Maine - Obama 54%  Romney 37% (Maine People's Resource Center)

Michigan - Obama 52%  Romney 44% (CNN/ORC)

New Hampshire - Obama 48%  Romney 46% (American Research Group)

New Hampshire - Obama 45%  Romney 48% (Rasmussen)

Oregon - Obama 50%  Romney 41% (SurveyUSA)

Pennsylvania - Obama 50%  Romney 41% (Morning Call/Muhlenberg)

Pennsylvania - Obama 50%  Romney 39% (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Virginia - Obama 51%  Romney 46% (PPP)

Virginia - Obama 50%  Romney 46% (Quinnipiac/CBS News/NYT)

Virginia - Obama 52%  Romney 44% (WaPo)

Wisconsin - Obama 54%  Romney 40% (Marquette Law School)

Wisconsin - Obama 49%  Romney 48% (PPP)

Wisconsin - Obama 51%  Romney 45% (Quinnipiac/CBS News/NYT)

Washington State Repeal Gay Marriage Law: Support 40%  Oppose 52% (Elway Poll)

State-By-State Miscellany:

New Hampshire Governor - Ovide Lamontagne (R) 47%  Maggie Hassan (D) 46% (American Research Group)

North Carolina Governor - Pat McCrory (R) 51%  Walter Dalton (D) 38% (Rasmussen)

California House District #36 - Mary Bono Mack (R) 47%  Raul Ruiz (D) 44% (PPP)

Connecticut Senate - Chris Murphy (D) 37%  Linda McMahon (R) 33% (University of Connecticut/Hartford Courant)

Florida Senate - Connie Mack (R) 42.7%  Bill Nelson (D) 41.5% (Gravis Marketing)

Florida House District #26 - Joe Garcia (D) 46%  David Rivera (R) 39% (PPP)

Maine Senate - Angus King (I) 44%  Charlie Summers (R) 28%  Cynthia Dill (D) 15% (Maine People's Resource Center)

Maine Senate - Angus King (I) 43%  Charlie Summers (R) 35%  Cynthia Dill (D) 14% (PPP)

Massachusetts Senate - Elizabeth Warren (D) 48%  Scott Brown (R) 46% (PPP)

Massachusetts Senate - Elizabeth Warren (D) 45%  Scott Brown (R) 40% (WBUR)

New Mexico Senate - Martin Heinrich (D) 46%  Heather Wilson (R) 41% (Public Opinion Strategies)

Ohio House District #6 - Charlie Wilson (D) 46%  Bill Johnson (R) 46% (Anzalone-Liszt)

Texas House District #23 - Pete Gallego (D) 43%  Quico Canseco (R) (Anzalone- Liszt)

Virginia Senate - Tim Kaine (D) 47%  George Allen (R) 46% (PPP)

Virginia Senate - Tim Kaine (D) 51%  George Allen (R) 44% (Quinnipiac/CBS News/NYT)

Virginia Senate - Tim Kaine (D) 47%  George Allen (R) 45% (Rasmussen)

Washington House District #1 - John Koster (R) 46%  Suzan DelBene (D) 42% (SurveyUSA)

Wisconsin Senate - Tammy Baldwin (D) 50%  Tommy Thompson (R) 41% (Marquette Law School)

Wisconsin Senate - Tammy Baldwin (D) 48%  Tommy Thompson (R) 45% (PPP)

Wisconsin Senate - Tammy Baldwin (D) 47%  Tommy Thompson (R) 47% (Quinnipiac/CBS News/NYT)

From the Cornfield, there you have the latest of The Cornfield Eye on the Polls.