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So a former Daily Kos progressive who has worked closely with the Obama administration on its polling activity and who's only been predicting polls since 2008 is predicting Obama will win with an near 80% (and rising) accuracy level.
They took the ads when a desperate Romney campaign, facing nearly certain defeat in Ohio, announced they were going to Wisconsin to try Plan B (or C or D or whatever). Obama team is not going to cede them an inch. Anyway, WI is all about Madison/Milwaukee. The big turnout there will put Obama over the top with room to spare.
Yep pretty much. I read a few stories other than what the guy posted here that "OMG OBAMA IS BUYING ADS IN MN!!!" but its like....all one needs to is look at a map of Minnesota and examine the border aligning Wisconsin. In Northwestern Wisconsin, there is nothing...no major cities. Television networks around Superior, WI are broadcast out of Duluth, MN....which has all the local network programming all the way over to Iron Mountain, MI. It spans the entire northern portion of Wisconsin. There is no Wisconsin only network in that area to buy advertising from...so the option is the stations in Duluth, or nothing.
To a lesser extent with central WI, the same is true until you hit Eau Claire.
There is a lot of NW/W Wisconsin that gets its TV from Minnesota.
Poor guy thinking the office of President is decicided by the national vote.
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