I didn't see this diaried yet. Charlie Cook updated his rundown of where the race stands, and it looks like O improved a little. I don't have the previous rundown to compare it to, but it seems like the private pollsters are whispering more about O than R. Pay attention to the table at the bottom of the page, where Cook lists the states in order of strength. While Ohio is rated a toss-up it also shows up as one of Obama's strongest (a little odd).
http://cookpolitical.com/...
Other highlights (based on Cook's "Sorted by Best Romney to Best Obama" list):
Private pollsters/advisors (i.e. campaign folks and pollsters crunching data in real-time) def give O the edge overall. Even in states leaning for R, the president has some folks seeing strength.
Colorado, while edging closer to Romney in the overall list STILL has a best case for O that beats R's best case.
Nevada ranks as O's best swing state behind MI and PA.
All swing states have private pollsters who say Obama is up, except in NC. Romney is +1 to +4 there. GOTV!
Overall this Cook update reinforces the meme that this race has Obama in control. No change in the fundamentals.