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i've been saying for MONTHS, that polling registered voters is meaningless, and as you get closer they move to likely voters, making the results more accurate.
You can sit there and ridicule people for knowing this, but that doesnt change facts.
See this link to "electoral-vote.com" ...hover over state for that state's poll date and poll numbers.
This link combines many different polls and is not right or left leaning. ElectoralVote
See this link to "electoral-vote.com" ...hover over state for that state's poll date and poll numbers.
This link combines many different polls and is not right or left leaning. ElectoralVote
OCT 4 POLLS:
FL-Obama 47%/ Romney 46%
OH-Obama 50%/ Romney 46%
VA-Obama 48%/ Romney 48%
It is left leaning.
Anyhow, these are NOT what new polls said. These figures represent an average of several polls, most conducted pre-debate, with a new poll added in each state. They added Rasmussen but not We Ask America. Romney was up in BOTH post-debate polls in Virginia and Florida and in one of the post-debate polls in Ohio (which was also not listed).
If they were averaging the two polls conducted post-debate in each state, it would be:
Last edited by afoigrokerkok; 10-06-2012 at 11:42 AM..
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