JoeB131
Diamond Member
Last number I heard was 75% Nate's predicting.
He has it at 79% this morning.
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Last number I heard was 75% Nate's predicting.
What I don't get is if it is the "independents" who decide elections, especially in swing states, and Romney is up 6 in OH with independents, how is he losing overall....
Old Rocks had it @ like 390.
LOL
Polls Show Two Swing-State Dems Leading - Hotline On Call
Joe Scarborough on Morning Joe used the word "desperation" for the first time, since Willard won the first debate. I expect many of you to call him another Democratic Hack, but he is one of the more reasonable Republicans out there.
In Ohio, Brown leads GOP state Treasurer Josh Mandel by 9 points: 51 percent support to Mandel's 42 percent. Mandel leads among independent voters, 46 percent to 44 percent. Their previous poll, conducted the week prior, also had the race at 51 percent to 42 percent.
President Obama leads Mitt Romney, 50 percent to 45 percent, in the state. The poll was conducted Oct. 23-28 and surveyed 1,110 likely voters. It has a margin of error of plus-or-minus 2.9 percentage points.
President Obama and Mitt Romney are neck-and-neck in the same poll, with the president ahead, 48 percent to 47 percent. Mack has consistently underperformed Romney in public polling. The poll of 1,073 likely Florida voters was conducted Oct. 23-28. The margin of error for the survey is plus-or-minus 3 percentage points.
Quinnipiac is well known for its accuracy.
OKAY, YOU CAN BEGIN TELLING ME THIS POLL IS SKEWED NOW!
The polls you just cited are using 2008 voter turnout--with oversampling of democrats by 9 points. What they're stating is there are going to be 9 more democrats to every 1 republican that votes. And they're not including independents in these polls in which Romney is leading by 19 points.
What we're also starting to see is something we haven't seen in decades. In fact 1980--Reagan democrats who by 25% kicked Carter to the curb to vote for Reagan. These democrats did not show up in the polling data back in 1980. But they showed up on election night. Democrats are moving to the Romney column this year--we just don't know how many of them there are.
Election night is going to be reminiscent of Custer's Last Stand for Barack Obama.
We may see something similar to this. Carter v Reagan--1980
President Romney will win in a landslide, you Libberhoid nutsacks.
Shove your predictions for a second failed term into your ass -
Sideways.
Great, post your prediction:
Great, post your prediction:
I will. The night before the election.
Hey, if polls (that are BS) make yall happy, then have a happy day! Well see next week
I especially want to see you on the board on Wednesday!