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I know. I just want to focus on doing my job tomorrow, which is getting people to the polls. I also want everyone else to focus on their job tomorrow, which is to vote (if they haven't already - for Obama, of course) and to encourage others to vote (for Obama, of course).
I'm feeling good about Virginia. We were able to zero in on a lot of voters there and I actually drove a number of people to the polls for early voting. That and Florida would be two nice bonus prizes to push this thing totally out of reach.
Probably because there are more registered Republicans in CO? Indy voters are going Romney. Republicans are not voting for Obama. CO goes red, along with WI and PA.
Romney will have a 4 point popular vote and win this easily. Not even close, no matter how the media trys to spin it.
Republican voters are leading the way in early voting in Colorado. I think Romney will get the Indy voters 2 to 1, those that are truly independents and not single issue voterse.
It's over for Obama. At this point it's a matter of how much. They are not going to get their turnout model.
I don't know who these guys are, or how credible they are, but I'm keeping what fingers I have left crossed that they know what they're talking about:
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President Barack Obama will win a second term and the Democrats will retain control of the Senate and leave the House in the hands of the Republican Party, University of Virginia’s political guru Larry Sabato and his team at Sabato’s Crystal Ball predict.
Sabato, along with Kyle Kondik and Geoffrey Skelley of U.Va.’s Center for Politics made the prediction in their final look at the election Monday.
Gravis Marketing has Obama +1 in Ohio. You know it's a bad day for Republicans when Pulse and Gravis have Obama leading. That's like Paul Krugman conceding that Sean Hannity is the most honest and brilliant man to ever live.
In sorry when did a 1pt margin within the ME constitute a lead?
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) and to encourage others to vote (for Obama, of course