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« on: October 28, 2012, 09:31:16 PM »

I'm serious Smiley you guys are getting all fired up about a partisan hack pollster...  that's hired by kos, hcan, seiu, etc..... 

not too mention they bring another poll that is off by more than 50% in the early voting, they have zero credibility except with the far left.  For some reason you guys don't understand that. 

At least they are consistent. 

When PPP nails Ohio, will you at least admit it?

PPP is not nailing Ohio. Not with a poll that has a bigger turnout of Democrats than '08 when the demographic shift in the state isn't favorable for Democrats -- in a state where the sitting President has declared war on the livelihoods of many voters in the Southeast quadrant of the state.

Further, the suggested self-identification breakdown of the electorate from multiple pollsters claims that this will NOT be a net Democrat ID partisan election where Republicans should see a +7 or +8 shift. But through PPP's magic special sauce, Obama voters magically self identify MORE with the sitting President's party.

Even if you want to argue the shift is R+2 or R+3, it's R+ something.

Ohio doesn't normally buck trends like that and go the other way. It's usually a bellwether.

Not to say that Romney can't lose Ohio, but I'd be shocked if you saw the same +4 or +5 pro-Obama result that you did in 2008. I'd bet you not even Obama's own internal polling is showing that much of a lead. If it were, he wouldn't be hitting OH as hard.
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« Reply #1 on: October 28, 2012, 10:09:31 PM »

this poll is all screwed up because of the early voting being off by 100% greater than actual, just all ate up.
Oversampling of statistically insignificant subsamples of Early Votes could be the story of the election. As well as early voters fooling the likely voter screen.
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« Reply #2 on: October 28, 2012, 11:10:48 PM »

Great pics guys!^^^

Keep up the fight, Romney's forces are wavering.

The real question on election night will be between whether Obama will outperform his 2008 result in Ohio or not. You heard it here first folks.

If the Romney campaign strategy is any indication, then yes.  Barack will crack 52%.

In what reputable national telephone poll has Obama cracked 50, more or less 52? (And don't say Zogby's online poll).
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