Gallup has Romney ahead 52% to 45% nationwide

Romney is in complete control of this election and he will win with a comfortable margin in both the popular vote (52-47) and Electoral vote (279+) . Rasmussen has him ahead in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, and New Hampshire; Obama leads in Nevada. Wisconsin and Iowa are tied - without Iowa and Wisconsin, Romney is at 279. Were Romney to win both Wisconsin and Iowa, he’d secure another 16 electoral votes, putting him at 295 electoral votes. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota are all in play now too. I would not be surprised of Romney picked off one or more of those states as well. Romney has all the momentum, lots of campaign cash, and his a far better man than Obama in every way. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it.

After he loses, Obama can relax and smoke cigarettes and weed all day while playing with his balls and putter. The pressure is off. He can go back to voting "present"..

At this point there is nothing that will stop Romney from winning. Obama is a failure and after he loses this election he can take his place in front of Jimmy Carter as the worst modern president...
 
Gallup Did Not Do Tracking Poll Monday, Will Not Tuesday, Maybe Not Wednesday. . .

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If a lot of adults cannot see to find the phone at night, or have gone someplace where they can see at night: Then Polling makes no sense. The national tracking poll needs to have people at home, at a usual phone.

Gallup suspends daily tracking poll - Katie Glueck - POLITICO.com

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Gallup No Longer Track Even Great Buffalo(?) on lands of many nations, even! Buffalo-In-State-Where-There-Really-Are-None maybe not now get tracked itself(?)! Maybe not there, maybe even Thursday(?)!)
 
Gallup Did Not Do Tracking Poll Monday, Will Not Tuesday, Maybe Not Wednesday. . .

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If a lot of adults cannot see to find the phone at night, or have gone someplace where they can see at night: Then Polling makes no sense. The national tracking poll needs to have people at home, at a usual phone.

Gallup suspends daily tracking poll - Katie Glueck - POLITICO.com

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Gallup No Longer Track Even Great Buffalo(?) on lands of many nations, even! Buffalo-In-State-Where-There-Really-Are-None maybe not now get tracked itself(?)! Maybe not there, maybe even Thursday(?)!)

Yeah but the only change would be that the undecideds start breaking for Romney as the election gets closer.
 
NPR To 10/25--Item 21 BAT--46% RR, 50% OB, Just Like Undecideds

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So if Gallup Tracking has been reporting a Southern Phenomenon--or something disgusting about the South, and its concentration of heavily black populated counties--Then NPR did focus on the battleground states. The Gallup Tracking is measuring "enthusiasm" as well as likely voting. Famously, in The South, where many counties are actually majority black: Gallup has the region "enthusiastically" pro-Romney!

NPR took special polling in the BattleGround States, and reported those results out.
In those states, there is a 46% in favor of Romney-Ryan, and a 50% in favor of Obama-Biden. When the undecideds are asked to "Lean(?)" one way or the other, then they break the same way for Obama-Biden.

And now there is calm, during the storm, as millions await lights on! Other polling seems to show a Battleground State trend tending to an Obama-Biden electoral outcome. Governor Christie supporting Obama is now about to become a two-day, pre-election event! That is two political figures both high in favorable ratings, with only one running for re-election. Anyone is going to interpret that as support. The next trick is to get Secretary Colin Powell in on the Wednesday event(?)!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
Many find Romney hard to follow, follow along, and follow at all: In any description of where Romney-Ryan trend on any issues at all--in much of the newer polling!)
 
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Meanwhile, outside the Republican poll-cherrypicking reality-exclusion bubble, all of the aggregate pollsters call it for Obama. It's really not that close. President Obama is on track for an easy win.

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Election Forecasts - FiveThirtyEight Blog - NYTimes.com

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AP Analysis: Advantage Obama in race for electoral votes

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2012 Electoral Map - The Intrade Forecast 10/30/2012
 
Romney is in complete control of this election and he will win with a comfortable margin in both the popular vote (52-47) and Electoral vote (279+) . Rasmussen has him ahead in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, and New Hampshire; Obama leads in Nevada. Wisconsin and Iowa are tied - without Iowa and Wisconsin, Romney is at 279. Were Romney to win both Wisconsin and Iowa, he’d secure another 16 electoral votes, putting him at 295 electoral votes. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota are all in play now too. I would not be surprised of Romney picked off one or more of those states as well. Romney has all the momentum, lots of campaign cash, and his a far better man than Obama in every way. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it.

After he loses, Obama can relax and smoke cigarettes and weed all day while playing with his balls and putter. The pressure is off. He can go back to voting "present"..

At this point there is nothing that will stop Romney from winning. Obama is a failure and after he loses this election he can take his place in front of Jimmy Carter as the worst modern president...

It's OVER.
 
Romney is in complete control of this election and he will win with a comfortable margin in both the popular vote (52-47) and Electoral vote (279+) . Rasmussen has him ahead in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, and New Hampshire; Obama leads in Nevada. Wisconsin and Iowa are tied - without Iowa and Wisconsin, Romney is at 279. Were Romney to win both Wisconsin and Iowa, he’d secure another 16 electoral votes, putting him at 295 electoral votes. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota are all in play now too. I would not be surprised of Romney picked off one or more of those states as well. Romney has all the momentum, lots of campaign cash, and his a far better man than Obama in every way. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it.

After he loses, Obama can relax and smoke cigarettes and weed all day while playing with his balls and putter. The pressure is off. He can go back to voting "present"..

At this point there is nothing that will stop Romney from winning. Obama is a failure and after he loses this election he can take his place in front of Jimmy Carter as the worst modern president...
Now you know why we don't take anything you say seriously.
 
Romney is in complete control of this election and he will win with a comfortable margin in both the popular vote (52-47) and Electoral vote (279+) . Rasmussen has him ahead in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, and New Hampshire; Obama leads in Nevada. Wisconsin and Iowa are tied - without Iowa and Wisconsin, Romney is at 279. Were Romney to win both Wisconsin and Iowa, he’d secure another 16 electoral votes, putting him at 295 electoral votes. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota are all in play now too. I would not be surprised of Romney picked off one or more of those states as well. Romney has all the momentum, lots of campaign cash, and his a far better man than Obama in every way. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it.

After he loses, Obama can relax and smoke cigarettes and weed all day while playing with his balls and putter. The pressure is off. He can go back to voting "present"..

At this point there is nothing that will stop Romney from winning. Obama is a failure and after he loses this election he can take his place in front of Jimmy Carter as the worst modern president...

It's OVER.
Too funny. :lmao:
 

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