2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumWAPO-VA POLL-Obama (D) 51% Romney ($) 47%
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Mr.Turnip
(645 posts)bluestateguy
(44,173 posts)Just watch.
DemocratSinceBirth
(99,710 posts)Only in a parallel universe would a two bit robocaller be in the same category as the Washington Post. It would be like putting a Yugo in the same category as a Lexus.
bluestateguy
(44,173 posts)They are probably back in the field right now...
forestpath
(3,102 posts)Jennicut
(25,415 posts)VA is in play for Obama. I am not surprised as Kaine is running well there right now too. It comes down to the turnout in northern VA.
abumbyanyothername
(2,711 posts)and Warner for that matter are two strong Senators (or candidate in one case) that are really helping the President at the top of the ticket.
In a case of reverse coattails.
John2
(2,730 posts)is more evidence of my allegations against Gravis Marketing and other Republican Polls in North Carolina. Gravis Marketing and Rasmussen came parachuting in over the week after four consecutive Polls favored President Obama. All four showed it virtually a tossup but then those two came in and showed Romney leading by 6-8 points in North Carolina. It depends on which Polls you want to believe. North Carolina is going down to the wire period and I give the edge to President Obama. It is like Axelrod predicts. We'll see who is bluffing sooner or later. Do you want to believe Mitt Romney?
Doctor Jack
(3,072 posts)His new glasses just aren't making him seem any less idiotic
Tribetime
(4,699 posts)if they come thru right off the bat....and ohio stays true.....TURN OUT THE LIGHTS the party's over mitt
North Carolina on election day. Almost everybody has predicted North Carolina an easy win for Romney. The theory on the ground is Republicans are trying to keep it close in early voting where President Obama has a sizeble lead but the counter point is they are using up their reserves. The more Republicans in early voting, the less on election day where the Democrats has over an 800,000 voter registration advantage. The Republicans would need a lot of Democrsts to crossover and route the Democrats with the unaffiliated voters to make up the difference. The math will not add up just like his tax plan.
Alekei_Firebird
(320 posts)Romney has no chance if he's 4 points behind in a SOUTHERN state.