Posted on 10/12/2012 3:03:54 PM PDT by libh8er
LAS VEGAS, Oct. 11, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- With the election less than one month away, Mitt Romney leads by 3 points over President Obama in the key battleground state of Nevada. Just prior to the debate in Colorado both candidates increased their presence in Nevada. Mitt Romney opened offices in Hispanic areas of Las Vegas while President Obama personally delivered pizza to his volunteers.
Obama is now suffering the fallout of last week's debate, which is demonstrated in a recent poll conducted by Dane & Associates. Just a week ago, this race was a dead heat, but now after the debate, Romney has moved to 49% to Obama's 46%. "It looks like the voters are making up their minds here in Nevada," says Tony Dane president of Dane & Associates. "Only 3 percent are undecided and 2% are voting for 3rd party candidates."
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** This poll has a 3%+- margin of error
(Excerpt) Read more at sacbee.com ...
Tell you what, McCain would have killed for these numbers in 2008.
However, the response from R2 could be “Fast and Furious”
Internals
Don’t know what pct came from Washoe and/or Clark Cos
D+7 sample
52/48 M/F
20% Hispanic in the poll
11% Asians in the poll
The commie ‘RATS better send their boy, Stinky Harry, back to Nevada to get his union knuckledraggers in line. Ain’t lookin’ good for Barry.
It is not the Nevada Mormons who voted for Reid, it is the busloads full of casino union workers who elected him.
Nevada Mormons, like most LDS, are generally a very reliably conservative voting bloc.
Not exactly. We have been having a bit of a “Gary Johnson” problem here. We are hoping to get everyone back in the lifeboat after the disastrous primary. There was some party mischief caused by a few who are being dealt with internally. That is why Utah and California has come in to pick up the slack. :)
Thanks libh8er.
We have no shot at winning NV?
Who said? One NV guy on another thread said that between Washoe and Clark (which has 100,000 D advantage) the Rs have to overcome about 97,000 D votes. I don’t know Nevada at all, but that seems high. Also, I’m not sure what the indies are in NV. If he’s right, it will be tough.
Who said? One NV guy on another thread said that between Washoe and Clark (which has 100,000 D advantage) the Rs have to overcome about 97,000 D votes. I don’t know Nevada at all, but that seems high. Also, I’m not sure what the indies are in NV. If he’s right, it will be tough.
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