In short, 94% of the electorate have more or less made up their minds.
It is the 6% who are still undecided who will determine the victor.
Question: Historically, who do the undecideds break for?
Now, folks, given R enthusiasm (which almost everyone except the bogus PPP says is higher than Ds) this translates to a 4-5% national lead, but in the electoral college this is a massive lead, because it would throw to Romney OH, IA, WI, NV, CO, VA, FL, NC, NH, and possibly MI.
Moreover, I think this so-called "close" race has been jimmied for months by the pollsters specifically to keep up the "invincible" Obama image to ensure he kept the money from business. And now that his balloon is punctured, businesses are starting to throw money at Romney.
This won’t be close. The bubble has burst for The Disaster. His abysmal performance woke a lot of people up.
Don’t see any way, based on some other articles and polling, that Obama gets to 47. Some have him at 41, some even say he won’t break 40. Maybe that’s wishful thinking but have seen the case made.
Poll Ping.
Barry’s going to be lucky to get 40%. Not close with actual voters.