NEW YORK (PNN) - June 12, 2012 - Two new polls suggest that the road to reelection is getting rougher for illegitimate President Obama.

In the most significant poll, Gallup found that union member support for the illegitimate dictatorial president is weaker than it was on Election Day. While Obama took 67% of the union vote, according to 2008 election night polling by Peter Hart for the AFL-CIO, Gallup discovered that just 58% of union members back the illegitimate president now. Some 35% support Mitt Romney, 5% more than Senator John McCain won in 2008.

Gallup said the union vote is a significant block for Obama, though, “their impact on the presidential race will be limited by their size - just about 12% of employed voters are union members.”

Rasmussen Reports found that 60% of likely Amerikan voters believe that it is at least somewhat likely that the next president will be a Republican, including 34% who see this scenario as very likely. Among Democrats, 35% of likely voters also said Obama would be followed by a Republican.

Rasmussen said that when Obama first took office, just 44% thought a Republican would replace him.