[goldstategop]

O has an early edge BUT voting intensity is higher among Romney’s supporters.

I expect Romney to take over the lead and win the election.

Steady as she goes! The news looks excellent this morning!

[emax]

So do you think we can actually have a GOP Senate and House after this election ? And if we have a GOP Senate and GOP House but not a GOP White House, for whatever reason, what can we do from here ? I hope there are productive things that can be done other than simply ranting about how America is doomed to become like Nazi Germany or Stalinist Russia or the Sudan or something. I share your concerns and passions, but helplessness, victimhood and hysteria won’t get mainstream American support for any side at this point.

[1035rep]

“R leads 53% to 44% among those extremely likely to vote”\

Excellent! Thanks for posting!!

[SoFloFreeper]

But the GOP nominee maintains a potentially pivotal advantage in intensity among his supporters. Sixty percent of those who support Obama say they are “extremely likely” to vote, compared to 73 percent who back Romney. Among this group, Romney leads Obama by 9 points, 53 to 44 percent.

In other words, it is all about Get Out The Vote! GOTV...do your part, not just by voting but by GETTING OTHERS OUT TO THE POLLS!!!

[fortheDeclaration]

They are trying to find a silver lining for Obama, he is toast and they know it.

[LibLieSlayer]

As I understand it from Fox and certain articles posted here yesterday... much of the obama early voting advantage in places like Ohio have turned out to be nothing but psyops propaganda. Take that out of the mix and obama would be well behind in this tracking poll. They are counting votes that:

a) have not been opened
b) may not have been cast at all

LLS

[LS]

BOOM! "Obama leads by 8 points among those who have already voted."

Oh , so it's NOT 20.

Obama lost OH---he needed a 20-point EV lead in 08 to win by 6.

I.e, 20-8=12-6=6 point Romney win in OH, or about where Gallup has it nationally.