Reuters/Ipsos VA O + 5, 49-44
So once the undecideds break for Mitt, 51-49 Romney.
Bad news for Obama
Reuters/Ipsos VA O + 5, 49-44
Unless you're just trolling the hell out of us, this continues to represent a two-point gain or so for Obama this week. Maybe more.
edit: for context, the HISTORIC gains Mitt got after the first debate averaged out to maybe 2.5-3 points.
Romney’s Virigina Supporters Hope For Victory, But Fear Obama May Pull Through
http://2012.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/11/romney-virginia-rally.php?ref=fpnewsfeed
Wow.
“Michael Jordan could be president on that basis,” he said. “I don’t mean to sound glib, but are we electing someone to know the top hip hop songs — or to get the job done?”
By different do you mean more enlightened, or something more subtle? I know a racist Ohioan lady who voted for Obama in 2008 and will do it again this year.
Also from this article:
Ohio O+2
Florida O+2
Colorado R+1
This is a major problem with Obama imo. He pretends to be some hip guy*, and I think many people vote for him based on that level of likability - but he doesn't get the job done. Politically he's like your cool cousin who has all the videogame systems before everyone else but has been working at McDonalds for a decade.
*I say "pretends" because Obama strikes me as a socks with sandals guy, deep down
This is a major problem with Obama imo. He pretends to be some hip guy*, and I think many people vote for him based on that level of likability - but he doesn't get the job done. Politically he's like your cool cousin who has all the videogame systems before everyone else but has been working at McDonalds for a decade.
*I say "pretends" because Obama strikes me as a socks with sandals guy, deep down
You know like when you get to the end of a video game boss after it's been really close the whole time and the game just lets you fucking wallop on the boss before he dies?
That's what this feels like. Poll after poll of +3, +4, +5.
Obamnislash.
Reuters/Ipsos VA O + 5, 49-44
I'm still trying to figure out how ANYONE can believe this bullshit. A dictator...really?
Do these clowns realize that if Obama was trying to be a dictator he wouldn't be going through the process of having a fucking election?! And without Congress, he essentially can't do ANYTHING?!
You know like when you get to the end of a video game boss after it's been really close the whole time and the game just lets you fucking wallop on the boss before he dies?
That's what this feels like. Poll after poll of +3, +4, +5.
In the latest edition of "LOL, Gallup" -
Obamnislash.
when does the next UE report come out?
aw man more subtle.something that escaped by notice is that tomorrow morning the jobs report will be released. however, as we've discussed before Obama will be the only non-BLS person to know the numbers before tomorrow's official release. therefore i believe that we should able to determine whether or not the numbers are good, and thus his election chances, based on his demeanor and tenor later this evening. needless to say, i'll be watching very carefully and scrutinizing all his passages and body language.
tomorrow
Also from this article:
Ohio O+2
Florida O+2
Colorado R+1
Can someone explain margin of error for me?
If a poll is 49_47 with margin of 3 it's a tie because it could go either way
But now say the polls are
49_47
48_47
50_47
All Obama. By combining all the sampled, doesn't the margin drop?
when does the next UE report come out?
Reuters/Ipsos VA O + 5, 49-44
Look at the stories on Fox lol
http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/11/01/glitch-held-up-absentee-ballots.htmlJoe Andrews, spokesman for the Ohio Department of Public Safety, which oversees the BMV, said a software glitch caused about 100,000 change-of-address notifications made on the bureau’s website not to be sent to the secretary of state’s office. The bureau began sharing address information with Husted’s office last year to help keep better tabs on the state’s voter rolls.
Andrews said the online address changes are a small percentage of those shared by the bureau and that the updated info was sent to Husted as soon as the glitch was discovered last week.
Matt McClellan, Husted’s spokesman, said of the 100,000 notifications, about 65,000 were registered voters and 32,000 of those already had updated their address information with the secretary of state’s office.
That left about 33,000 voters whose addresses possibly would not match the voter rolls. He said the office sent the updated information to the county election boards as soon as it became available.
Tomorrow. Expected to rise to 7.9%.
Reuters unchanged. Also, Newsmax went from Romney +1 to tied.
Currently, Obama leads in:
Reuters
RAND
YouGov
HighPoint
CBS
National Journal
Romney leads in:
Ras
Everyone else is tied (Fox, Newsmax, ABC, UPI, Pew)
Romney clearly winning!
Bloomberg Backs Romney
*click link*
NYC Mayor Bloomberg backs Obama for re-election, citing climate change
...the fuck?
Responding late. Obama is leading on 538.com but I don't know if anyone uses them when poll counting. It doesn't seem especially close... The cynic in me think republicans and are to just tell people Romney has a clear lead going into the next week so they can claim some shanannigans.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/geraldo-benghazi-gop-bloodlust-153250132.htmlGeraldo Rivera slammed the politicization of the attack in Benghazi, firing off a series of tweets while hunkered down at home in Edgewater, N.J., during Hurricane Sandy. Rivera, the Fox News contributor and "Geraldo at Large" host, criticized the controversy being pushed by some conservatives.
It's "clear no C130 gunships were available," Rivera tweeted. "Criticize coverup [but] saying White House watched [and] did nothing to help is a lie."
Rivera called the "GOP bloodlust" surrounding the Obama administration's handling of Libya "insincere," "desperate" and reminiscent of the political firestorm surrounding the "Fast and Furious" gun-walking scandal that rocked the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in 2011.