***Presidential Polls*** #2 (house seat, voters, campaign, Democrats)

[nick is rulz]

Originally Posted by BigJon3475

Each seven-day rolling average is based on telephone interviews with approximately 2,700 likely voters; margin of error is ±2 percentage points.

Election 2012 Likely Voters Trial Heat: Obama vs. Romney

Out of all of the polls Gallup's has the largest sample.

Gallup also showed McCain at a 10 point lead amongst 'likely voters' in mid-Sept 2008.

We all know how well that worked out.

[padcrasher]

Bad news keeps rolling in for Romney. He's down to a 22.6% a chance of winning. He's fallen steadily to a 19 day low.

Election Forecasts - FiveThirtyEight Blog - NYTimes.com

Vote for Jill Stein if you are not in a swing state. She's a true liberal, civil libertarian, who will get us out of these wars.

[kissthestick]

[gsoboi78]

It's great to see Obama has kept his 5 point lead over Romney in Ohio. Virginia and Florida looks encouraging.

[bellhead]

With poll numbers like that one week from election day this race is over, Obama is writing his inaugural speech..

[stayinformed40]

Originally Posted by bellhead

With poll numbers like that one week from election day this race is over, Obama is writing his inaugural speech..

Delusional much? It is kinda "cute" how you *******s are still dangling by that thread.

Florida presidential race 'too close to call,' new poll shows | October 31, 2012 | Lloyd Dunkelberger | HT Politics

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...-and-virginia/

With the election so close, these tight numbers do not bode well for BO.

Get used to saying it...."President Romney"......as it will happen.

[bellhead]

Originally Posted by stayinformed40

Delusional much? It is kinda "cute" how you *******s are still dangling by that thread.

Florida presidential race 'too close to call,' new poll shows | October 31, 2012 | Lloyd Dunkelberger | HT Politics

Polls: Close contests in Ohio, Florida and Virginia – CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs


With the election so close, these tight numbers do not bode well for BO.

Get used to saying it...."President Romney"......as it will happen.

Yea *******s when we are backed with numbers.... Quit drinking that white water stuff out of the mountains, you wonder why Yankees make fun of your education levels...

Two polls today..

Obama by 3 in Ohio
Obama by 5 in Ohio

Romney cannot win without Ohio.

[marcopolo]

Originally Posted by bellhead

With poll numbers like that one week from election day this race is over, Obama is writing his inaugural speech..

This is getting interesting. I'm thinking MI, WI, IA and PA will yield two upsets for Romney among them, and there will be one additional surprise somewhere on the map.

The national polls and the state polls cannot both be right. I'm not objective, we humans see the data we want to see, but there are plenty of tea leaves to make a satisfying brew for partisans of either candidate.

[stayinformed40]

Originally Posted by bellhead

Yea *******s when we are backed with numbers.... Quit drinking that white water stuff out of the mountains, you wonder why Yankees make fun of your education levels...

Two polls today..

Obama by 3 in Ohio
Obama by 5 in Ohio

Romney cannot win without Ohio.

And 3 is within the margin of error. Don't count those chickens before they hatch.

But let me ask you a serious question.....aren't you afraid realizing your man has not had a big lead the entire election season? As a matter of fact, the lead has continued to narrow and his numbers continue to go down. That is not good for a sitting president. You know and I know it.

So Spin away lefties. It will be a tough race, but Romney will win.

[marcopolo]

Breaking news: Axelrod will shave off his mustache after Romney wins any one of MN, PA, or MI.

Axelrod: I'll shave my mustache if Obama loses Minnesota - The Hill's Blog Briefing Room

Couldn't help but notice he excluded IA and WI. He must like the mustache.