2012 Presidential election Electoral College Predictions: Worst, Likely and Best Case GOP Win
Posted on 10/21/2012 10:03:52 AM PDT by tatown
Romney-52 Obama-45
(Excerpt) Read more at gallup.com ...
Well, of course that's Holder's true motivation for going after Gallup, but his justification is that Gallup overcharged some federal agencies for surveys. There's a pending lawsuit about that, and Holder has threatened to sign on to it.
They've really got nothing. Looks to me like Gallup refused to blink.
NV will go R this year as well as NH and 1 electoral vote out of ME.
Apart from that, its nearly the same as mine except I think NM will go with the winner.
OH will definitely go R. PA is a long shot but in the event O’s numbers look very weak - it might fall, too.
My take on the popular vote? 54% R 45% D 1% Other. It’ll be an epic GOP landslide win on a magnitude not seen in this country since Bush I ran in 1988.
A few days ago, I was worried about Glorida Allred’s alleged surprise, but that talk seemed to die when Donald Trump announced he would make a major announcement about President Obama later in the week. Very nicely played on the Donald’s part. And I’m sure there was some back-channel coordination with the Romney folks as well. What was Barry’s famous line (stolen from The Untouchables) about if the other side brings a knife, you bring a gun? Between Trump and Joe Arpaio, there’s no telling what they may have on the Anointed One.
I think I have seen some of his posts and it looks good according to that. But..there is always that but huh?
I have a hunch that Michigan might-another but, go to Romney because of his connections. I am about sure the R&R ticket will win Wisconsin. Now, it looks as if PA is swinging towards Romney. So that would make Ohio a side note.
But, win them all for good measure.
repost the link please.
Any stories on how is the effort to pick up Senate seats in the states Romney wins?
Above the magic 49 line in both Rasmussen and Gallup. This is looking truly good.
I think your link should be http://www.jeffhead.com/2012predict.htm
I think Gallup underestimates GOP voting intensity. So add 2+ points to their figure and you’re looking at a landslide GOP win!
Nate Silver hasn’t been clued in yet into how historic that is. Its been more than a generation since the GOP enjoyed anything like a sweeping win in a presidential election. Things are looking up, indeed.
We must keep talking to ANY person we know of who is going to vote for Obama. Send them these three videos and ask them to watch and reply. Anyone who watches them and STILL will vote for Obama is a lost cause!!
I don't know how ANY American could listen to these interviews and then STILL vote for Obama!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y86OUB9WoLk
Love your pic's but not good enough IMHO, we need 60 for Cloture. I am flomuxed someone like Hoekstra is behind Stabenow, his campaign is a dullard.
Unless can pull him and others across the finish line...
We aren’t going to get 60, but since Reid changed the rules to pass Obamacare, going to simple majority vote, we can do likewise to end it.
This should make it over! Justice with Judge Jeanine opening comments about Benghazi attack (last night’s show on FNC):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lleTlFdJJ38
CIA Operatives speak about Libya Massacre
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX1uukcLdd8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNCkhYSMko8
“Tomorrow’s debate goes against Monday night football. Only political junkies and a few fence sitters will bother to tune in. Not likely to be a game changer”
unfortunately, if Romney makes any sort of misstatement or shows any sign of misunderstanding about foreign policy, the MSM Obama campaign propaganda organ will be shouting it from the roof tops from Monday night until election day; so, that anyone missing the debate will surely hear about it.
God Save America from 4 more years of BO.
A close election will bring conspiracy theories and further political and racial division. A landslide will make the Left's talking points both ridiculous and amusing to the average citizen.
Here is a little history lesson for those who need reminding. In 1994, the year of the epic Republican take over of Congress, no one in the MSM or most pundits saw it coming. The polls at the time did not turn towards the Republicans until the very last week and even the weekend polls before the election did not really show the magnitude of what was to come. Go back to Reagan vs Jimmah, same thing, the change was late and not picked up by a lot of experts. The momentum this time is greater and sooner than those two historic elections. I believe there is a reasonable chance of an epic Republican victory on election day. With this tidal wave will come additional Senate and Congressional victories for Republicans, some totally unexpected. Hang on everyone, this could be fun.
Moderator........ Governor Romney, would you please spell for us the word chrysanthemum?
Your best-case map still includes OR and ME going for Obama. I could be totally wrong, but I believe that these are two states which could easily go Republican in a wave election. Much of the disillusionment among white Obama voters after four years has come due to his constant racial pandering and divisive tone. I think that a lot of white liberals stay home in November, just as a lot of white Evangelicals did in 2008. If the rural and truly independent vote turns out in those states, they could fall.
A place like my home state of MD is probably hopeless, as demographics and heavy government employment create a very difficult to overcome base of Dem support. Overall, the momentum and the poll internals are showing something exactly like your 'likely' map. Give it a week... and we'll see.
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