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Posted on 10/31/2012 4:00:36 PM PDT by Perdogg
The small but consistent leads that pollsters are giving President Obama in Ohio are based on the notion that Republicans will not show up on Election Day. What started as a couple of polls with questionable samples has become a consensus. Pollsters, with few exceptions, are predicting that Democrats will at least maintain their turnout edge from 2008 if not increase it.
A sampling of the crosstabs from recent Ohio polling reveals the following:
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
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Now the human beings over at Gallup state that they see a R+1 turnout. If that occurs, we will see a landslide for Romney (as he is carrying independents by a large margin). I'm not that optimistic but even a D+2 or D+3 turnout will yield a solid Romney win due to those independents - which Romney will carry by double-digits.
Rs have BEEN showing up for two months in absentees, now are showing up in early voting.
Thanks for posting this.
“Pollsters, with few exceptions, are predicting that Democrats will at least maintain their turnout edge from 2008 if not increase it.”
I don’t know of anywhere in the country where that is happening. As far as I know just the opposite is happening. Dick Morris could be right about this being a big win for Romney if the polls are base on the 2008 model.
Watching Special Report with Bret was downright depressing. I left the room and went to fix dinner instead of listening to anymore.
Thanks Perdogg.
It’s PASTA time.. Works for us every time.. Good meal, and great distraction.. Ha!
It’s as if 2010 never happened.
It’s as if 2010 never happened.
It may be approaching time to tune the pundits out. I’m spent.
I missed that. What did they say?
Rove is on with O’Reilly talking about EV/Absentee numbers right now. Says he’s now “confident” that Romney will take Ohio.
Oh they were just going on and on about how Romney had lost all his advantage from the first debate and everything was locked in a close tie or some showing O in the lead. I’m Trying hard to tune out the naysayers at this point.
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