I've never taken Wisconsin out of the tossup section. They spared Scott Walker! Booted Feingold! Bunch of nuts there that can't be trusted.
We're good people, I swear.
I've never taken Wisconsin out of the tossup section. They spared Scott Walker! Booted Feingold! Bunch of nuts there that can't be trusted.
Reuters tipps and rand have all shown swings to Obama on average over three.Re: that outlier Nate Silver comment. Wouldn't the Obama +3 also be considered an outlier? Obviously not as much, but the swing is definitely outside of the norm and the standard deviation of the rest of the polls.
Re: that outlier Nate Silver comment. Wouldn't the Obama +3 also be considered an outlier? Obviously not as much, but the swing is definitely outside of the norm and the standard deviation of the rest of the polls.
So is anyone in the media talking about this?
A. Romney pledges to lower middle class taxes.
B. Romney pledges to tax Chinese imports.
Uh...those contradict each other.
Re: that outlier Nate Silver comment. Wouldn't the Obama +3 also be considered an outlier? Obviously not as much, but the swing is definitely outside of the norm and the standard deviation of the rest of the polls.
Not when there's several other polls that are out at the same time giving him a +2-3.
Anyone know how many people watched the debate last night?
We're good people, I swear.
Ratings were up from the first debate. 4.7 from a 3.2. Final numbers(with cable/PBS) later today.
That is absolutely fantastic to hear. Yowza.Ratings were up from the first debate. 4.7 from a 3.2. Final numbers(with cable/PBS) later today.
I am done here.
Every day at the same time the same stuff.
Very nice.
Get ready for the new "the THIRD debate is the most important debate of our time" narrative.
Holy shit.Ratings were up from the first debate. 4.7 from a 3.2. Final numbers(with cable/PBS) later today.
Just by viewing that image, it didn't seem to be the case. My apologies.
Umm that is for one network no? CBS, FOX, and ABC were all down from first debate.Holy shit.
same hereI'm not worried about Wisconsin, even though MU is the best pollster. I'll wait for more polls
Final results are not in yet.Umm that is for one network no? CBS, FOX, and ABC were all down from first debate.
Edit: Yep that is just for NBC. Overall the networks were down from the first debate slightly.
An audience of about 293,000 Milwaukee households watched Tuesday night's town hall format debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney.
That number was up 43,000 households from the first debate. The increase is likely due to heightened interest in the event to see if and how Obama would rebound from his first lackluster performance.
Last night's debate average an 11.3 rating on WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), 10.3 on WISN-TV (Channel 12), 6.9 on WITI-TV (Channel 6) and 3.7 on WDJT-TV (Channel 58).
A local rating point is the equivalent of 9,100 households.By comparison 473,000 households watched Sunday night's Green Bay Packers game.
According to preliminary national numbers: During the first hour NBC's debate coverage averaged 12.8 million viewers; ABC's debate coverage averaged 11.76 million viewers; CBS averaged 8.6 million viewers and FOX averaged 4.08 million viewers. In the second hour, NBC averaged 11.4 million, ABC, 10.1 million, and CBS averaged a 7.8 million.
So is anyone in the media talking about this?
A. Romney pledges to lower middle class taxes.
B. Romney pledges to tax Chinese imports.
Uh...those contradict each other.
Sorry, that was a little harsh.
Umm that is for one network no? CBS, FOX, and ABC were all down from first debate.
Edit: Yep that is just for NBC
I thought the moment of the oil drilling, that debate to me was a key moment. The reason was this. Mitt Romney asked the president a direct question numerous times, kept interrupting him, Isnt it true? Isnt it true? Didnt it go down? Now the rules for the debate, that we all got leaked, number five, subsection E: The candidates may not ask each other direct questions during any of the four debates.
Now, at a certain level, who cares, right? Who cares? Heres why I care. The theme of the last ten years of this country is the people at the top have felt the rules dont apply to them. And you send your people to sit down and negotiate a set of rules, and 20 minutes into it you throw it out the window. And everything weve seen, from the financial crisis to everything else thats happened in this country, has been about the oligarchs and the ruling class and the people at the top feeling that they are not a party to the social contract. So some stupid little contract that was negotiated by your people, you dont worry about.
Ratings were up from the first debate. 4.7 from a 3.2. Final numbers(with cable/PBS) later today.
Bad news for Gore.Nate pointed out another instance of Gallup being a bit swingy and an outlier
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Have to look up what their sample size was back then though
<3 Chris Hayes
Anyone know how many people watched the debate last night?
Coverage of the second Presidential Debate from 9-10:30PM earned a 4.7 adults 18-49 rating on NBC, way up from a 3.2 fast national for the first debate on Wednesday, October 3. On ABC it scored a 2.8 versus a 3.0for the first debate. CBS garnered a 2.2, down from a 3.0 for the first debate. FOX notched a 1.7 compared to a 2.8 for the first debate. In other words, people generally stayed on whatever network they were watching at 8PM to watch the debate.More accurate debate numbers will be available this afternoon.
From tvbythenumbers
So with NBC's burst in viewers it was about even with the first debate, maybe even more when you add in cable
Word.Very good numbers for the 18-49 demo
We are suppose to be happy today. O knocked it out the park last night. He hit every single topic we wanted and not over do it to make it seemed forced.
Sour grapes. Obama went over his "2 minutes" several times. He interrupted Romney multiple times.
If they can't ask each other questions, it isn't a debate. It is a talking point spewing contest.
Obama’s lead among women in Wisconsin was 25 percentage points in the previous poll, and Romney has since cut that lead to 4.
What in the absolute fuck
What in the absolute fuck
Frankly, with this debate, at least, every time somebody broke a rule it made it a better debate. The CPD needs to stop letting the candidates write the rules.
We are suppose to be happy today. O knocked it out the park last night. He hit every single topic we wanted and not over do it to make it seemed forced.
No way in hell.What in the absolute fuck
No way in hell.
What in the absolute fuck
Well after last night I highly doubt if it was true that it will stay that close, I mean unless women want to go back to the 1950's
Time will tell I suppose.Yeah, that's a red flag right there. Poll is not serious. For Romney to cut down female advantage by 20 points, Obama needs to get caught having an affair or slapping a female staffers' butt.
LOL. 1950's. Gimme a break. 2000's yes, 1950's? Come on, son.
I think Obama is most concerned about building up his support among women. I noticed yesterday he tried as much as possible to bring the topic back to women and they're really holding onto the binders thing. I expect that they're gonna keep focusing on driving the message that Romney / Ryan = bad for women