Rasmussen still has Obama ahead for 237 EV, Romney for 206, and a toss up for the final 95. Looking just at the toss ups:
Obama leads in NV for for a total of 6 toss up EV with an Obama edge. This would give Obama a total of 243 EV.
Romney leads in CO (+4), NH (+2), VA (+3), and FL (+2), for a total of 55 toss up EV with a Romney edge. This would give Romney a total of 261 EV.
The states of Iowa with 6 EV, Ohio with 18 EV, and Wisconsin with 10 EV are all tied in Rasmussen’s polling and under his turnout model. IA only matters if Romney loses a state in which he is leading by at least 2 points and if Romney wins WI but not OH. If Obama takes both OH and WI, or IA and a surprise state along with WI, we lose. If Romney takes the expected states plus either WI or OH, America has a chance of recovery from this terrible lurch toward socialism.
Rasmussen still has Obama ahead for 237 EV, Romney for 206, and a toss up for the final 95. Looking just at the toss ups:
Obama leads in NV for for a total of 6 toss up EV with an Obama edge. This would give Obama a total of 243 EV.
Romney leads in CO (+4), NH (+2), VA (+3), and FL (+2), for a total of 55 toss up EV with a Romney edge. This would give Romney a total of 261 EV.
The states of Iowa with 6 EV, Ohio with 18 EV, and Wisconsin with 10 EV are all tied in Rasmussens polling and under his turnout model. IA only matters if Romney loses a state in which he is leading by at least 2 points and if Romney wins WI but not OH. If Obama takes both OH and WI, or IA and a surprise state along with WI, we lose. If Romney takes the expected states plus either WI or OH, America has a chance of recovery from this terrible lurch toward socialism.
Why are you hung up the state polls? If Romney were behind 51-46, then we could play the electoral college game.
But Romney is leading by 3-4-5 points nationally, consistently at 50%. Obama can’t get above 47%.
No candidate has ever garnered 50% and lost the presidency. No candidate has ever won by more than 1% and lost the presidency.