A New Poll Is Out.

#30
#30
I have read several articles that state a combination of Gary Johnson and Virgil Goode will draw enough conservative votes to swing the state to Obama.

I don't think so honestly plus Romney is 2% ahead.
 
#31
#31
I don't think so honestly plus Romney is 2% ahead.

Not really:
All.taken in November.

Rasmussen 48 50 Romney +2

PPP (D) 51 47 Obama +4

Ipsos/Reuters (Web) 47 46 Obama +1

JZ Analytics/Newsmax 50 44 Obama +6

YouGov 48 46 Obama +2

NBC/WSJ/Marist 48 47 Obama +1

We Ask America 49 48 Obama +1
 
#32
#32
It looks like there has been Billions of dollars spent to keep Obama in the White House, the GOP in control of the house and the Dem in control of the Senate..

The GOP f'd up by nominating nutcases to these Senate seats. No matter how POTUS goes, the Senate will stay centrist Dem.
 
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#33
Not really:
All.taken in November.

Rasmussen 48 50 Romney +2

PPP (D) 51 47 Obama +4

Ipsos/Reuters (Web) 47 46 Obama +1

JZ Analytics/Newsmax 50 44 Obama +6

YouGov 48 46 Obama +2

NBC/WSJ/Marist 48 47 Obama +1

We Ask America 49 48 Obama +1

It's my opinion that Romney still wins VA.
 
#34
#34
Not really:
All.taken in November.

Rasmussen 48 50 Romney +2

PPP (D) 51 47 Obama +4

Ipsos/Reuters (Web) 47 46 Obama +1

JZ Analytics/Newsmax 50 44 Obama +6

YouGov 48 46 Obama +2

NBC/WSJ/Marist 48 47 Obama +1

We Ask America 49 48 Obama +1


Romney plateaud a week early and about 2-3 percentage points too low. Sandy killed his momentum.

Comes down now to ground game. Dems seem to have the edge there. Looking more and more like Obama wins with comfortable EC margin.
 
#35
#35
Romney plateaud a week early and about 2-3 percentage points too low. Sandy killed his momentum.

Comes down now to ground game. Dems seem to have the edge there. Looking more and more like Obama wins with comfortable EC margin.

Being unbiased, not seeing how Dems have edge in ground game.
 
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#36
#36
Karl Rove said as of Saturday night 145K less Dems voted than did in 2008 and 119K more Republicans voted than did in 2008.
 
#37
#37
It's my opinion that Romney still wins VA.

He may very well win VA. It is very close.
If Romney loses VA, his road to 270 will be very difficult.

Polls are showing momentum has shifted back to Obama.
 
#38
#38
Being unbiased, not seeing how Dems have edge in ground game.

I think it is a given on both sides of the isle Obama has a better ground game in the battleground states with the exception of FL.
 
#39
#39
Romney plateaud a week early and about 2-3 percentage points too low. Sandy killed his momentum.

Comes down now to ground game. Dems seem to have the edge there. Looking more and more like Obama wins with comfortable EC margin.

If Obama does not win the polling companies are going to lose a bunch of credibility .
 
#40
#40
If Obama does not win the polling companies are going to lose a bunch of credibility .

Not really, didn't lose much credibility after the exit polling in 04 and all the analysts thinking Kerry was going to win comfortably. 4 years from now, regardless of who was right, people will still cling to the polls. None of these polls know the turnout in comparison to 2008. In fact, some of them in swing states are assuming the Democrats will have a better turn out than in 2008, which is just dumbfounding.
 
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Not really, didn't lose much credibility after the exit polling in 04 and all the analysts thinking Kerry was going to win comfortably. 4 years from now, regardless of who was right, people will still cling to the polls. None of these polls know the turnout in comparison to 2008. In fact, some of them in swing states are assuming the Democrats will have a better turn out than in 2008, which is just dumbfounding.

You do know there is a difference between the polls leading up to the election and the exit polls right?
 

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