Pakistan prefers Romney over Obama: BBC poll
Pakistan is the only overseas country polled to give preference to Republican US Presidential candidate.
A new poll conducted by the BBC World Service has found that Pakistan is the only overseas country of those polled that said they would prefer to see Republican US Presidential candidate Mitt Romney win the November elections.
According to the poll, both US presidential candidates were given less than 20% approval by Pakistanis, with Romney leading by a narrow margin.
Aside from Pakistan, the poll found "sharply higher" overseas approval of US President Barack Obama in general.
An average of 50% of those polled favored Obama, with 9% favoring Romney, in the survey of over 20,000 people in 21 countries.
France was the most strongly pro-Obama, with approval standing at 72%, followed by Australia, Kenya, Nigeria and Canada.
The survey was conducted by GlobeScan/PIPA between 3 July and 3 September.
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According to the poll, both US presidential candidates were given less than 20% approval by Pakistanis, with Romney leading by a narrow margin.
Aside from Pakistan, the poll found "sharply higher" overseas approval of US President Barack Obama in general.
An average of 50% of those polled favored Obama, with 9% favoring Romney, in the survey of over 20,000 people in 21 countries.
France was the most strongly pro-Obama, with approval standing at 72%, followed by Australia, Kenya, Nigeria and Canada.
The survey was conducted by GlobeScan/PIPA between 3 July and 3 September.
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