[goldstategop]

Obama lost his lead! That’s BIG news!

There is no upside for him in the closing days of this election.

Cheers

[bjc]

Internals?

[Rennes Templar]

= Romney up 5.

[verum ago]

Tied at 48% each, but MoE is 4.5%. Didn’t see any info on split. Registered voters.

One can read anything into this poll that one likes...

[txrefugee]

The Dems rallying cry: Bring out our dead!

Every last Republican and/or conservative needs to vote this time around. It will count.

[comebacknewt]

Most all polls that are showing any movement at all are showing movement towards Romney.

Avoid a “hurricane bounce” and this election is still Romney’s to lose.

[Arthurio]

Ping

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

Do you have the D/R/I breakdown for the poll?

[Pollster1]

The definition of "likely voters" is the critical question in polling for this election. I doubt that the motivated conservatives have ever in history been more motivated than they are today. I doubt that the motivated liberals have ever been as indifferent as they are today. I am certain that the general public, and especially those on the right have never been as skeptical of the news media and pollsters as they are today. Polling today does not get the quality of answers that it used to get. I have my own ideas on what will happen in six days, but even the most informed among our honest pollsters don't have the certainty they had in every prior election.

We knew that the communist thug would sweep a whole lot of previously republican states against McCain. We knew that Bush would defeat Kerry. We knew that Bush/Gore would be a squeaker. We knew that Clinton's sleaze could not stop his charm from winning over the weak-willed. This time, most of us have an idea on what will happen, but there is a whole lot more uncertainty than ever before, and not just with regard to the scope of fraud by the far left.

[sam_paine]

Win by 5% in the popular to cover fraud, or lose by 8 in the electoral!