How I know the Democrats to win!!!! - My own Poll

[highnooner]

As I have driven across the state of NC, the one difference I have noticed between this election and other recent elections is the number of Democratic posters in yards vs Republican posters in yards. The number of Democratic posters outnumber Republican posters by far just as the opposite was true the last three elections. In fact, I thought I lived in a red neighborhood last year. It appears distinctly blue this year. Using this as my own unscientific gauge, the Democrats are going to win and win big.


Is the same happening where you are?

[pooja]

1. sadly, no....

I see Crist and fellow repugs signs everywhere in my area... of course it is the section for a lot of repug voters.. ask me again why I live in this area and pay too much... oh, that's right, so my son can have safe surroundings..

[bklyncowgirl]

2. I wouldn't go by that.

Here in my little section of Monmouth County New Jersey, I've seen loads of Democrats Holt, Pallone and Menendez signs but very few signs for Republicans, including Kean (the exception being of course local candidates).

Has the GOP given up on our very Republican section of Monmouth County? Probably not. Holt and Pallone are safe seats for the Democrats it's understandable that the Republicans aren't making much of an effort there but I'm sort of suprised to see so few Kean signs.

[Upfront]

3. Yes

Where I live it has been red always. Far more blue signs then red this year, a 1st, and I have lived here 40 years. Mid-Michigan home of Dow Chemical and rubber stamp Camp. Granholm for Gov. signs lead the way. State is gerry mandered so bad to favor Rethugs that I doubt we can beat Camp. Strong candidate against him though. Could get interesting.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

4. I've noted that the GOP candidates are using blue in their signs.

Just a coincidence I'm sure.