not voting this election
get on my level fools
not voting this election
get on my level fools
How was the build-up in 2004? I was going to college in Indiana and voted absentee but don't really remember what the polls were like before.
Did W's re-election surprise anyone? Or was it a foregone conclusion and I was just immersed in a college-y liberal anti-Republican environment.
Who went in with a better shot: Kerry in '04 or Romney in '12?
Bush was never behind in 2004. Kerry closed at the last minute but it was not enough. He ran out of time but he was closing.
In 1980, if you believe the polls back then, Carter was up 6% a week out and it was Reagan landslide.
Don't know this time. The trend is Romney and the trend is your friend. But it's close.
No, it was very close.
It was expected to shake down to who won Ohio (which was true), and while close, Bush won by a bigger margin than expected.
Many people forget how close that election was, because it didn't have the 2-month-long clusterfuck that followed the 2000 election.
Going into that election, nobody had any clue who would win.
This one isn't quite as close, but it's still close enough to where Romney winning would not be a shocker.
It is IMPOSSIBLE for Romney to win a close election. He is either going to win in a landslide or Obama will eke out a win. The electorate will either collapse for Mitt, or they won't.
The Romney landslide is in place. There is now talk MICHIGAN is going Romney!
SEIU Mesmerized fan boy. What a fucking weirdo.
Nothing because I have always thought poor people vote more than rich people. And smelly fat people that smother their fucking face with Pizza and Wings
Exclusive: Romney UP one point in Ohio and TIED in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, according to his campaign's internal polling
Romney is also three points up in New Hampshire
Figures differ from virtually all public polling
But Romney trailing in Nevada, according to campaign pollster Neil Newhouse
If the internal polls, which the Obama campaign scoffs at, are correct then Romney will almost certainly become the 45th President of the United States
By Toby Harnden
Mitt Romney is ahead by a single percentage point in Ohio - the swing state that could well decide the election - according to internal polling data provided to MailOnline by a Republican party source.
Internal campaign polling completed on Sunday night by campaign pollster Neil Newhouse has Romney three points up in New Hampshire, two points up in Iowa and dead level in Wisconsin. Most startlingly, the figures show Romney and Obama deadlocked in Pennsylvania.
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