JohnCA246
mokbubble
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« on: October 30, 2012, 10:58:16 AM » |
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« edited: October 30, 2012, 11:00:09 AM by mokbu »
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These numbers aren't that surprising, and may even explain why Romney is doing well on national "likely voter" models.
I wouldn't even be surprised if Romney does well in early voting in non swing-states like California, though I have no idea what the numbers are. I just can't imagine a large percentage of people wanting to go to the L.A. Board of Elections in such a large city.
Ohio it is a different story. Too many memories of long lines in 2004, combined with constant knocks on your door, and phone bankers makes it seem more urgent for urban Democratic voters. Plus, downtown Cleveland or Columbus is not much of a drive, and well connected by mass-transit (at least in Cleveland). College orgs often shuttle students to the board of elections to vote.
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