Romney pulls ahead in Ohio

[houndawg]

According to Rasmussen:

But among the stunning 92 percent of all voters in the state who say that they are certain to go to the polls on Election Day, Romney leads 51 percent to 48 percent. And among the 83 percent who have already made up their minds how they will vote, Romney is ahead 52 percent to 48 percent.


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Rasmussen is out of touch. There is no 17% undecided, everybody made up their mind a long time ago, in 2000.

[BlueHen86]

According to Rasmussen:

But among the stunning 92 percent of all voters in the state who say that they are certain to go to the polls on Election Day, Romney leads 51 percent to 48 percent. And among the 83 percent who have already made up their minds how they will vote, Romney is ahead 52 percent to 48 percent.


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Rasmussen is out of touch. There is no 17% undecided, everybody made up their mind a long time ago, in 2000.

Rasmussen's final poll results are usually very accurate. But there are complaints that Rasmussen's preliminary polls are inaccurate and tend to favor Republicans. Since there is no vote to correspond with a preliminary poll there is no way to prove him right or wrong.

[kalm]

Damn, I thought the kalm/Ol FU ticket was ahead in Ohio!

For your information it's Ol FU/Kalm. I'm the uncle Joe on this freight train...smoochin' on biker chicks, slapping babies, etc. Let's face it we WOULD be ahead in Ohio if we hadn't been Nader'd out of the debates. Ryan would be home at nights in the fetal position, cuddling his Howard Roark doll for comfort

[Ivytalk]

Damn, I thought the kalm/Ol FU ticket was ahead in Ohio!

For your information it's Ol FU/Kalm. I'm the uncle Joe on this freight train...smoochin' on biker chicks, slapping babies, etc. Let's face it we WOULD be ahead in Ohio if we hadn't been Nader'd out of the debates. Ryan would be home at nights in the fetal position, cuddling his Howard Roark doll for comfort

You mean you're the Joe Biden of that ticket?

[Baldy]

For your information it's Ol FU/Kalm. I'm the uncle Joe on this freight train...smoochin' on biker chicks, slapping babies, etc. Let's face it we WOULD be ahead in Ohio if we hadn't been Nader'd out of the debates. Ryan would be home at nights in the fetal position, cuddling his Howard Roark doll for comfort

You mean you're the Joe Biden of that ticket?

Well, kalm is a gaffe machine, afterall.

[houndawg]

Rasmussen is out of touch. There is no 17% undecided, everybody made up their mind a long time ago, in 2000.

Rasmussen's final poll results are usually very accurate. But there are complaints that Rasmussen's preliminary polls are inaccurate and tend to favor Republicans. Since there is no vote to correspond with a preliminary poll there is no way to prove him right or wrong.

There is no way that 17% of voters are undecided, either.

[89Hen]

Kinda funny how you Dems love to dismiss Rasmussen, but as of today, it's one of only two polls in the Real Clear Politics average (one that you Dems love) that has Obama ahead. What say you now?




http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls ... -1171.html

RCP Average Romney +1.1
FOX News Romney +1
Rasmussen Tracking Obama +1
IBD/TIPP Tracking Romney +5
Gallup Tracking Tie
Pew Research Romney +4
WashTimes/JZ Analytics* Tie
Politico/GWU/Battleground Obama +1

[89Hen]

I gave Romney no shot at this thing and if I had to wager my own money I'd still say the incumbent wins, but you Donks have to be starting to sweat.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp6Zx_fzpq8[/youtube]

[CID1990]

I think we are going to see Romney win the popular vote but lose the election.

[HI54UNI]

I think we are going to see Romney win the popular vote but lose the election.

I could see that happening as well. I wonder if all the Democrat groups that started pushing the popular vote initiative after Algore will change their tune if it happens.

[Wedgebuster]

In the end, Romney will be appointed POTUS by the Supreme Court.

Mark my words.

[AZGrizFan]

I think we are going to see Romney win the popular vote but lose the election.

I could see that happening as well. I wonder if all the Democrat groups that started pushing the popular vote initiative after Algore will change their tune if it happens.

I honestly don't know why they even TAKE "national" polls. They are truly meaningless.

[Gil Dobie]

I could see that happening as well. I wonder if all the Democrat groups that started pushing the popular vote initiative after Algore will change their tune if it happens.

I honestly don't know why they even TAKE "national" polls. They are truly meaningless.

MONEY

[CitadelGrad]

At this point, All Romney has to do is pull down Ohio. Florida, North Carolina and Virginia are Romney locks. Obama be in some deep shit.

[AZGrizFan]

At this point, All Romney has to do is pull down Ohio. Florida, North Carolina and Virginia are Romney locks. Obama be in some deep shit.

I thought the last poll had Obama up by 5-7% in Florida?

[houndawg]

I think the lesson from these polls is that the more Romney sounds like Obama, and the less like the self-derscribed "severe conservative", the bigger his popularity. Does it translate to votes? Doubtful; maybe a few white male moderates.

[89Hen]

At this point, All Romney has to do is pull down Ohio. Florida, North Carolina and Virginia are Romney locks. Obama be in some deep shit.

I thought the last poll had Obama up by 5-7% in Florida?

RCP has all of these as toss-up states:

Colorado (9)
Florida (29)
Iowa (6)
Michigan (16)
Missouri (10)
Nevada (6)
New Hampshire (4)
North Carolina (15)
Ohio (18)
Pennsylvania (20)
Virginia (13)
Wisconsin (10)

[89Hen]

BTW, I'm not sure what this says, but I read that Obama leads in the early voting in Ohio by a 2 to 1 margin. Since he's surely not going to win 66-33, what does that say about Dem voters?

1. They're panicked
2. They hope that by voting early they can sway others
3. They hope that by voting early they might get to vote again

[houndawg]

BTW, I'm not sure what this says, but I read that Obama leads in the early voting in Ohio by a 2 to 1 margin. Since he's surely not going to win 66-33, what does that say about Dem voters?

1. They're panicked
2. They hope that by voting early they can sway others
3. They hope that by voting early they might get to vote again

Vote early, vote often...

[CitadelGrad]

I thought the last poll had Obama up by 5-7% in Florida?

RCP has all of these as toss-up states:

Colorado (9)
Florida (29)
Iowa (6)
Michigan (16)
Missouri (10)
Nevada (6)
New Hampshire (4)
North Carolina (15)
Ohio (18)
Pennsylvania (20)
Virginia (13)
Wisconsin (10)

Anyone who thinks Missouri is a toss-up state is an idiot. Even Dem polls have Florida as a tie.

All Romney needs is Ohio.

[bluehenbillk]

After Ryan goes on TV tonight Florida will start to have a darker shade of blue.

[AZGrizFan]

After Ryan goes on TV tonight Florida will start to have a darker shade of blue.

Joe Biden is going to have his ass handed to him on a platter tonight.

[Grizalltheway]

After Ryan goes on TV tonight Florida will start to have a darker shade of blue.

Joe Biden is going to have his ass handed to him on a platter tonight.

Ryan hasn't participated in a formal debate since high school. Biden has severe foot-in-mouth syndrome, but if he can keep that under control, this won't be close.

[Bronco]

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Absolutely shocking to me that anything overt 25% would vote for our failed president

[Grizalltheway]

Says the guy who probably voted for W, not once, but twice.