PD, if Obama wins you have to not troll until next election cycle.
I'd prefer he just not post for a month or two seriously.
PD, if Obama wins you have to not troll until next election cycle.
Just got polled. Odd, isn't it a bit late for polls?
It was an automated one out of D.C.
So most of your map is based on reduced Dem enthusiasm.
I got an email from the Obama camp after 8 asking me to make phone calls. A little late, but not too bad. When I worked at one of these survey companies, we made calls until 9 PM.
Well, I meant like late in the election cycle not really late at night. I mean the election is tomorrow. What does polling now matter?
I am rooting for Obama to become a dictator in his 2nd term to make sure the republicans never get the presidency.
Might as well post my unimaginative final prediction.
I give Virginia to Obama because I sense some movement to him there over the past week or so. That, and Virgil Goode is going to bump his odds up a bit.
I give Colorado to Obama because I tend to believe the theory that increased Hispanic turnout and voting margins could be somewhat under-represented. Colorado going for Obama due to this factor would be huge not only in the context of this race, but in the context of all races from here on.
Iowa is in Obama's column because there have been GOP rumblings about how pessimistic they are about the state. Combine with healthy early voting numbers.
Ohio? C'mon, man! Thinking that Obama will lose Ohio is akin to not believing almost all of the pollsters. It's an admission that you don't believe in any of the differemt methodologies that are used to arrive at essentially the same conclusion: that he's narrowly ahead. This thinking is either naive, willfully ignorant, or malicious.
Florida I don't trust. I do sense some movement towards Obama, but I'm not sure it's enough to finish the job. So I flipped a coin.
As for North Carolina? I think it's barely out of reach. I'd gladly be wrong about it though.
New Hampshire? Another state where we've seen the polls settle on a solid-but-narrow Obama lean.
It'll be a relatively early night, considering how allegedly "tight" things look. But there are so many paths for Obama that surely we'll see one of them plainly open for him by the time 11PM, EST arrives.
Nah, just Hispanics and young people deciding to stay home. I think black turnout will be very high; a few months ago I questioned this, but clearly he has re-igniting my demographic.
I am rooting for Obama to become a dictator in his 2nd term to make sure the republicans never get the presidency.
It begs the question why he hasn't done so during his first term.
Hm, not buying the low Latino turnout. Nothing I've seen makes me think they'll decide to just sit this election out.
My prediction, for great justice: http://www.270towin.com/2012_election_predictions.php?mapid=boWY
Unf, 91.4% on 538.
Virginia going blue assumes Hispanic turnout will be high; same with Colorado. I don't believe it will be, thus I have Romney winning both states.
With 11 weeks of tracking, we are headed towards a record level of Latino votes for a Democratic presidential candidate, stated Matt Barreto, principal investigator for Latino Decisions. If Latinos turnout at the high rates we are expecting, they could deliver Nevada, Colorado, Florida and Virginia to Obama, Barreto says.
The poll finds 73 percent of likely Latino voters say they plan to vote for Obama, compared to 24 percent for Mitt Romney; 3 percent are undecided.
How many electoral votes does Kenya have?
You're in a demographic all by yourself bro....Nah, just Hispanics and young people deciding to stay home. I think black turnout will be very high; a few months ago I questioned this, but clearly he has re-igniting my demographic.
Did 538 just update? The forecast is up to 91.4%, the highest it's ever been.
538 updated just a bit ago...
Goddamn!
The same number as planet Kolob so they cancel each other out.
I'm just going to stick with the map I've had pretty much all along here
290 - O
248 - R
I'm wavering on Virginia, but I guess I like saying I had the same prediction for a while, so I'll keep it red.
538 updated just a bit ago...
Goddamn!
538 updated just a bit ago...
Goddamn!
Wait, FL is leaning blue!? I refuse to believe.
Florida is the one case where I do believe we are getting bad polling.
My prediction, as much as I hate to say it, is Obama winning 303 to 235.
My map...
http://www.270towin.com/2012_election_predictions.php?mapid=boVu
538 putting FL over 50% for Obama explains the 90%