Posted on 10/24/2012 2:53:54 PM PDT by Perdogg
WHAT ticks me off is the fact that FREAKIN Oiho is holding the rest of the damn nation hostage!! Wish Texas was the deciding factor...no doubt RED all the way!! BUNCH OF OIHO IDIOTS! UGH! Between the mediaWHORES and those idiot voters they are giving the BEAST FROM HELL and his cronies a LIFE line! God help us...please I encourage everyone here to pray and fast, I CAN’T DO IT ALONE!! FOR THE SAKE OF OUR NATION..PLEASE! I’ll start the 4:00am in the morning prayer link if you join me! WHO wants the 4:30am slot??
Here’s this poll with the 2010 exit poll party id applied to it.
Romney
51.61%* (original: 44%)
Obama
48.65%* (original: 49%)
*Resampled voter identification with data from Ohio Party ID in 2010 (Exit Poll)
Original Party Identification: 37.00% Dem, 28.00% Rep, Other 35.00%
Ohio Party ID in 2010 (Exit Poll): 36.00% Dem, 37.00% Rep, Other 28.00%
http://pollmashing.com/poll/10/D87A2E6E-AD01-D2EA-8620-3FD71775261F#.UIhntml24iU
ah there’s the key... don’t watch the polls. read a book. cook some comfort food. maybe watch some three stooges or old black and white movies. maybe even go for a walk. we are officially in the full tilt mud slinging season and sometimes it just isn’t fun to watch
No.
Thanks LS I appreciate your work and time. I hope people here are paying attention.
“Romney will win Ohio by 2.5 or more.”
I agree.
that’s probably going to happen.
Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Cincinnati...The problem is the large Black population in those inter cities. Unfortunately, they will vote mostly on color... the rest of the state will vote Romney – he has a chance... I’m praying.
Compared to a week ago, and based on the data you are privy to for OH, are you?
1. More confident
2. Less confident
3. No change
Ras: Ohio tied.
The Romney campaign should not to a court and challenge every early vote in Ohio.
Wasn’t CNN/Time poll one of the polls measured to be the least accurate in the past few years?
“Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Cincinnati...The problem is the large Black population in those inter cities. Unfortunately, they will vote mostly on color...”
Steps can be taken to ameliorate those factors with diligent and aggressive poll watchers and challenging all the early voting in those areas.
driving home listening to WABC transitioning from Hannity to Levin, the top of the hour news began with Obama leading in Ohio by five. they are trying to depress our turnout.
Thanks for the info. You better let your number cruncher cool down for a while.
“Approximately 17 percent of the respondents were early voters while 83% had yet to vote. “
As of the 23rd about 10% of Ohio registered voters had voted.
http://www.sos.state.oh.us/SOS/mediaCenter/2012/2012-10-23.aspx
That’s a big difference.
Dead Man Walking: Ohio Votes From The Grave
Posted by Steve Schippert
Published: November 3, 2008 - 12:27 PM
In Ohio's razor thin race, Dead Voters Submit Ballots From Beyond.
http://wizbangblog.com/content/2008/11/03/dead-man-walking-ohio-votes-from-the-grave.php
“8,099 of Cuyahoga County's (Cleveland) 24,472 provisional ballots ruled invalid
The Cleveland Plain Dealer ^ | November 23, 2004 | Diane Solov
Posted on Tuesday, November 23, 2004 8:09:41 AM by oberon01610
“The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections voted Monday to reject one out of three of the 24,472 provisional ballots cast in the Nov. 2 election.
The bulk of the 8,099 invalidated ballots were determined to have been cast by nonregistered voters or registered voters who cast their ballots in the wrong precinct. Voters received provisional ballots at the polls on Election Day if their names did not appear on the voter rolls...
As county elections workers stood watch over a hand truck bearing 10 boxes stuffed with invalidated ballots, an ensemble of lawyers, professors and others who were active in voter registration drives made it clear that the board's decision won't quell the lingering disquiet about the possibility that some legitimate votes won't be counted...
“I find it inconceivable that over 5,000 voters in the county would wait an hour in the pouring rain to vote if they haven't registered,” said Dr. Norm Robbins, a neurosciences professor at Case Western Reserve University who volunteered for the Greater Cleveland Voter Registration Coalition.”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1286584/posts
By Ben Fearnow
October 11, 2012 10:23 AM
http://cleveland.cbslocal.com/2012/10/11/pile-of-manure-dumped-on-an-ohio-democratic-headquarters/
Kerry couldn't pull enough dead/fraudulent votes from Cuyahoga County and lost as a result. But it WAS ready to go.
And 13 of Ohio's 18 House seats are currently held by Republicans.
As of the 23rd about 10% of Ohio registered voters had voted.
2 explanations:
1. Only 65-70% of registered voters are going to vote, so that 10% of registered is almost 14% of all who will vote.
2. I presume the 10% are voted the BOE's have received and don't count those that are being mailed in (the votes in the mail)
Plus the margin of error
So, those aren't that off.
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