Latest Polls

* Romney 47 Obama 44

* 32% believe the economy will gt better if Obama is elected

* Voters strongly support an extension of the Bush tax cuts

* Most believe raising taxes hurts the economy

* 51% believe taxes will go up if the president is reelected,

* 66% believe the government should cut spending to help the economy

* 53% Want Health Care Law Repealed

* Generic Congressional Ballot: Republicans 43%, Democrats 40%

* 80% Expect Repeal of Health Care Law If Romney Wins


Daily Presidential Tracking Poll - Rasmussen Reports™

Prepare to have this dismissed out right by the same Libs who will use the Hoff Post as a source.
 
all democrats must be defeated, they're communists.

We've heard that one before,..

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You should be thanking god that we had such a strong democrat like FDR in office when we did, otherwise we'd all be speaking german right now (though you right wingers seem to have wanted that)
 
all democrats must be defeated, they're communists.

Fascists like Hitler and Mussolini called their enemies "Communists"..

Sadly..that still holds true today.

Um Jack ass, Hitler and Mussolini Killed a SHIT ton of Communists. they didn't just call their enemies Communists, Many of their Enemies were. For Gods sake we allied with Communist Russia to fight them. Are you really this ignorant?

Oh wait, stupid Question, Disregard.
 
all democrats must be defeated, they're communists.

We've heard that one before,..

nazy-parade.jpg


You should be thanking god that we had such a strong democrat like FDR in office when we did, otherwise we'd all be speaking german right now (though you right wingers seem to have wanted that)

Wow, another Retarded Claim by black label not Substantiated by any Facts at all. Why don't we talk about Joe Kennedy, the Democrat, and his Contribution to that war. lol

Many people, Including myself, believe many more people died that needed to, Because FDR dragged his feet and failed to get the US into that war, until we were ourselves attacked. He didn't Act, he Re-acted.

and once again, you are a fool.
 
* Romney 47 Obama 44

* 32% believe the economy will gt better if Obama is elected

* Voters strongly support an extension of the Bush tax cuts

* Most believe raising taxes hurts the economy

* 51% believe taxes will go up if the president is reelected,

* 66% believe the government should cut spending to help the economy

* 53% Want Health Care Law Repealed

* Generic Congressional Ballot: Republicans 43%, Democrats 40%

* 80% Expect Repeal of Health Care Law If Romney Wins


Daily Presidential Tracking Poll - Rasmussen Reports™

Prepare to have this dismissed out right by the same Libs who will use the Hoff Post as a source.

Why don't you tell us what Breitbart has to say?
 
What the Democrat pollsters are doing is oversampling 'registered' Democrats by 7-9%, which roughly refects the 2008 turnout. That was not the turnout percentages in 2010, and nobody thinks Dims will turnout anywhere near what they did in 2008 again.

So, every polling agency except Rasmussen is skewing left, as opposed to Rasmussen skewing right.

That's what you're saying right?

Strange how this happened then:

Five Thirty Eight reviews Rasmussen's results in 2010 elections

Rasmussen Polls Were Biased and Inaccurate; Quinnipiac, SurveyUSA Performed Strongly
By NATE SILVER
Every election cycle has its winners and losers: not just the among the candidates, but also the pollsters.

On Tuesday, polls conducted by the firm Rasmussen Reports — which released more than 100 surveys in the final three weeks of the campaign, including some commissioned under a subsidiary on behalf of Fox News — badly missed the margin in many states, and also exhibited a considerable bias toward Republican candidates...

There goes your theory....
 
Here is real clear politics with different polls the majority of them showing the same thing the race is tight and Romney has made some gains.
RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - General Election: Romney vs. Obama

Until you look at the Electoral College

RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Electoral Map

Obama is leading in ten of twelve swing states
You should check a little closer on those swing states you will notice only three of them have polls that cover into July the rest don't make it out of June. The three that go into July are Virginia which has Obama +3 North Carolina which has Romney +1.3 and Florida which has Obama +0.8 I suspect when some more up to date polling comes on these other swing states they could look a bit different.
 
What the Democrat pollsters are doing is oversampling 'registered' Democrats by 7-9%, which roughly refects the 2008 turnout. That was not the turnout percentages in 2010, and nobody thinks Dims will turnout anywhere near what they did in 2008 again.

So, every polling agency except Rasmussen is skewing left, as opposed to Rasmussen skewing right.

That's what you're saying right?

No, retard. Measuring 'likey' voters adds accuracy as it accounts for the 'enthusiasm gap' of the current electorate.

Look that up.
 
Here is real clear politics with different polls the majority of them showing the same thing the race is tight and Romney has made some gains.
RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - General Election: Romney vs. Obama

Until you look at the Electoral College

RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Electoral Map

Obama is leading in ten of twelve swing states
You should check a little closer on those swing states you will notice only three of them have polls that cover into July the rest don't make it out of June. The three that go into July are Virginia which has Obama +3 North Carolina which has Romney +1.3 and Florida which has Obama +0.8 I suspect when some more up to date polling comes on these other swing states they could look a bit different.

That's what makes politics fun

We will have to wait and see. Conventions are coming up and they usually play havoc with the polls
 
Until you look at the Electoral College

RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Electoral Map

Obama is leading in ten of twelve swing states
You should check a little closer on those swing states you will notice only three of them have polls that cover into July the rest don't make it out of June. The three that go into July are Virginia which has Obama +3 North Carolina which has Romney +1.3 and Florida which has Obama +0.8 I suspect when some more up to date polling comes on these other swing states they could look a bit different.

That's what makes politics fun

We will have to wait and see. Conventions are coming up and they usually play havoc with the polls

Yep after the conventions and their poll bounce is really when the election kicks into
overdrive and polls really start to mean something.
 
You should check a little closer on those swing states you will notice only three of them have polls that cover into July the rest don't make it out of June. The three that go into July are Virginia which has Obama +3 North Carolina which has Romney +1.3 and Florida which has Obama +0.8 I suspect when some more up to date polling comes on these other swing states they could look a bit different.

That's what makes politics fun

We will have to wait and see. Conventions are coming up and they usually play havoc with the polls

Yep after the conventions and their poll bounce is really when the election kicks into
overdrive and polls really start to mean something.

Can't wait for the debates......this board will really light up
 
Obama expands lead on Romney, voters more optimistic | Reuters

Obama expands lead on Romney, voters more optimistic Tue Jul 10, 2012

(Reuters) - President Barack Obama expanded his lead over Republican challenger Mitt Romney to 6 percentage points in the White House race this month as voters became slightly more optimistic about the economy, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed on Tuesday.

Obama leads Romney among registered voters 49 percent to 43 percent. In June, Obama held a slim 1-point lead over the former Massachusetts governor.


another poll -

Reuters/Ipsos survey released Tuesday evening shows Obama increasing his lead over Romney by 6 points - Obama 49% : Romney 43%.
 
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That's what makes politics fun

We will have to wait and see. Conventions are coming up and they usually play havoc with the polls

Yep after the conventions and their poll bounce is really when the election kicks into
overdrive and polls really start to mean something.

Can't wait for the debates......this board will really light up

Just make sure you don't have anything to eat or drink before you come here the spin will be so bad it might come up on you.
 
Obama expands lead on Romney, voters more optimistic | Reuters

Obama expands lead on Romney, voters more optimistic Tue Jul 10, 2012

(Reuters) - President Barack Obama expanded his lead over Republican challenger Mitt Romney to 6 percentage points in the White House race this month as voters became slightly more optimistic about the economy, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed on Tuesday.

Obama leads Romney among registered voters 49 percent to 43 percent. In June, Obama held a slim 1-point lead over the former Massachusetts governor.


another poll -

Reuters/Ipsos survey released Tuesday evening shows Obama increasing his lead over Romney by 6 points - Obama 49% : Romney 43%.

Reuters is one of the worst oversamplers.

Reuters poll over-samples Democrats by 9 percent, finds 7-point Obama edge

Reuters poll over-samples Democrats by 9 percent, finds 7-point Obama edge | The Daily Caller
 

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