Undecided voters who watched last night’s presidential debate on an Xbox said President Obama is better suited than Republican nominee Mitt Romney to handle the United States’ foreign affairs.

People who watched last night’s presidential debate on their Xboxes declared President Obama the winner by an overwhelming margin.

People who watched last night’s vice-presidential debate between Joe Biden and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on their Xbox video game systems overwhelmingly favored the incumbent.

Like the rest of the population, Xbox users who watched the first presidential debate over their video-game systems thought Mitt Romney beat President Obama handily.

As Election Day draws nearer, Microsoft is getting into the polling business by turning its millions of Xbox Live subscribers into potentially the nation’s largest focus group.

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