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Any state that would still vote in a controversial governor that went way right isn't as far left as they once were.
I understand what you are saying, and agree to a point, but a special election is MUCH different than a general election. Only the die-hards on either side turn out for special elections.
I understand what you are saying, and agree to a point, but a special election is MUCH different than a general election. Only the die-hards on either side turn out for special elections.
This is true. It just shows that it's not beyond the question that Romney wins Wisconsin. Obama has to have a huge turnout again to winagain this time IMO. The question boils down to whether people turn out like they did in 2008 or not.
Many of the polls for Wisconsin's special election had the vote close. It wasn't. Walker won extremely easily. Any state that would still vote in a controversial governor that went way right isn't as far left as they once were.
Most polls were actually fairly accurate about the Wisconsin recall. Very few had it close in fact We Ask America overstated Walker's strength by a point or 2.
Most polls were actually fairly accurate about the Wisconsin recall. Very few had it close in fact We Ask America overstated Walker's strength by a point or 2.
Not really as far back as mid-early May the polls were getting fairly close to the 5.8% margin. With that said Exit polling messed up. Exit polling also messed up in 2004, and 2000. Exit polling is =/= telephone surveys.
Additionally I almost never believe articles that say X race is a dead heat, because they are almost always lying to get you to click them. If you click your link their "Dead heat" is 61-39%.
This is true. It just shows that it's not beyond the question that Romney wins Wisconsin. Obama has to have a huge turnout again to winagain this time IMO. The question boils down to whether people turn out like they did in 2008 or not.
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