
The Electoral College Map as of August 2, 2012 - A compilation of all current polls from all states.
FAWKES' NOOSE ~ ΔTX
2012/08/03 13:36:19
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Top Opinion
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ProudProgressive 2012/08/03 13:43:38+8Assuming that Mitt Romney makes any more speeches and public appearances between now and Election Day, the map is only going to get bluer. Even the idiots on this site aren't suicidal enough to support Romney. Of course, most of them probably can't figure out the complexities of using a voting booth anyway.























All the polls are biased with poor samplings that skew the results, this is done on purpose for political positioning. This is what is wrong with our media sources, they have their own agendas instead of reporting the truth
Polling shows consistently that party affilliation is almost identical for Republicans and Democrats with more Independents than either. All polls should reflect those characteristics.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/15...
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Scott Rasmussen is a partisan Republican hack who once worked for the right-wing Worldnutdaily.com as a columnist. The Center for Public Integrity database on campaign consultants shows "Scott Rasmussen Inc" as a paid consultant for both the "Republican National Committee" and "Bush, George W." He also doesn't use polling with cell phones because it costs too much money. Whatever numbers come out of Rasmussen should be flipped to be more accurate.
The real tell here, however, is Massachusetts and Michigan. These two states know Romney better than anyone else in the country and they both lean toward Obama. This suggests as the country gets to know Romney better, his support will decline.
A serious student looks beneath the numbers....At this point, it looks like Obama has NY, CA, and IL sown up as well as a number of smaller states; that is a lot of electoral votes for Romney to overcome. Romney has a lot of smaller states and will probably get Texas....but to win he needs to get a lot of states which are too close to call. States like FL and PA. Now I don't know FL ... but in PA, the Philly suburbs have been the traditionally decided the outcome. During the 20th century, the Republicans dominated local politics in these suburbs, i.e., Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, and Delaware Counties. By 2008, this was no longer true. These suburbs, however often split the ticket for Presidential elections and may this year as well.
How can it be a nail biter and Romney not have a chance?