[SoftwareEngineer]

Some on the ground data from our colleague LS, who is very much in tune with OH GOTV effort

He mailed me the following:
They had 27 Greyhounds to bus people over to election HQ to vote after President Obama came here. After the third bus arrived, empty, they quit. They had three floors set aside to register people. As you see . . . . LS

[SoftwareEngineer]

Here is the link to the image..

http://postimage.org/image/ciamn6csp/

[nhwingut]

I found this comment interesting over at AceHQ last night from a Romney volunteer...

I have to tell you: not only are we not losing Ohio, we're going to win Wisconsin as well. And from people who are on the ground and inside the Romney campaign, I can tell you there are two states out there that are potentially set to shock the sh*t out of liberals and the MSM come November 6th. In a good way -- for us.

Me? I'm spending the day tomorrow in Newport News, VA, knocking on doors and making phone calls (and that's a b*tch of a commute for a guy who lives in the MD suburbs). I highly recommend that everyone else go and do the same thing.

But I will say this: Romney's internals right now? I have it on reasonably good authority that they are actually far better in states like OH, VA, FL, and certain other mystery states that I shall not mention than everyone out here realizes. There is a bit of "well this can't QUITE be correct, can it?" attitude among people, but the numbers are returning consistently and in the same direction.

Let me put it this way: IA, NH, WI: toss a coin, these could go either way.

OH? Mitt will win, and the call will be made on election night, not after five recounts or any sort of thing like that. It most certainly didn't look that way as recently as a month ago. But it does now. My final call? 52-48 Romney over Obama.

[StandAndDeliver1]

They had three floors set aside to register people.

But they did a great job waxing that floor.

[SoFloFreeper]

I interpret this to mean the Demon rats FAILED to get anywhere near the number of registered voters they were hoping for?