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Not many.
Those expressing no preference in today's (Thursday) RCP poll averages weighed against the total number of registered voters leaves about 1,375,157 undecided likely voters in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, Colorado, Nevada, Iowa, and New Hampshire combined.
I think we have entered the "it's all about the turnout" phase.
Who gets the edge?
Romney's base seem VERY motivated (whether that is pro-Romney or anti-Obama motivation doesn't really matter at this point does it?). Are some his recent statements taking any edge off that motivation?
Obama's convention is fresher and maybe he's still bouncing from that? Will that enthusiasm last six more weeks?
What's your take?
Those expressing no preference in today's (Thursday) RCP poll averages weighed against the total number of registered voters leaves about 1,375,157 undecided likely voters in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, Colorado, Nevada, Iowa, and New Hampshire combined.
I think we have entered the "it's all about the turnout" phase.
Who gets the edge?
Romney's base seem VERY motivated (whether that is pro-Romney or anti-Obama motivation doesn't really matter at this point does it?). Are some his recent statements taking any edge off that motivation?
Obama's convention is fresher and maybe he's still bouncing from that? Will that enthusiasm last six more weeks?
What's your take?