What the Foreclosure Crisis Means for the Election | Fox Business
The countrys foreclosure wave could suppress voter turnout in key battleground states, experts now say.
Pollsters are having trouble finding where these foreclosed voters have goneand theyre finding that foreclosed voters may not come out to vote at all.
At minimum, the foreclosure crisis is roiling voter polling on this election.
That means more uncertainty about voter polls showing where this election is headed, which means this presidential race may be more nerve wracking than ever.
In the past four years, more than 3.7 million homes have been lost to foreclosure since 2008, according to market research firm CoreLogic
Obama has the shortest trck record of all - I fail at everthing......
The countrys foreclosure wave could suppress voter turnout in key battleground states, experts now say.
Pollsters are having trouble finding where these foreclosed voters have goneand theyre finding that foreclosed voters may not come out to vote at all.
At minimum, the foreclosure crisis is roiling voter polling on this election.
That means more uncertainty about voter polls showing where this election is headed, which means this presidential race may be more nerve wracking than ever.
In the past four years, more than 3.7 million homes have been lost to foreclosure since 2008, according to market research firm CoreLogic
Obama has the shortest trck record of all - I fail at everthing......