Popular vote: Obama seems to have a floor of 45%, and while a total of 47% would be deliciously ironic, I don't think he gets that much. Romney 53-45 (with 2% "other").
Electoral vote: This could be a complete rout, but I'll go with Romney 338-200, which happens if Romney takes NV, CO, IA, MI, PA, OH, WI, NH, and 1 EV in Maine. I think I'm on the low side, as we may see one or more additional "surprises".
House/Senate: Not going to predict any specific outcomes, but I think Obama will have negative coat-tails as much as Romney has positive ones, leading to a decisive GOP victory on the night, with a few pockets of 'rat holdouts and ticket-splitters.
Heads up. Ras has R up by one today. Just one point, but it’s better than tied.
I see America in a mess no matter what happens tomorrow.
Big Bird-fil-A sandwiches for everyone.
I predict a major win for Romney, although not a “landslide”. Then I predict all that is unholy and evil to descend on the courts, already pre-selected by the Chicago Thug Machine, to overturn the results. It’ll make 2000 look like a day at the beach.
R 285 0: 253
Republicans +2 in Senate; + 3 in House
Counties to watch: Bucks County PA; Wood County OH; Hamilton County OH; Tuscarawas County OH
Romney wins, decidedly.
The Marxist is in for a shocker.
55-45
Senate is a shocker for GOP.
Rats retain control.
GOP keeps the House.
Romney 50.5 O 48.7 other >1%
Two things: 1) The “Sandy Bounce” has faded and most polls, except Ras, will NOT have picked it up on time, and 2) the last hold outs will break for Romney especially after seeing the not so good news of the aftermath of Sandy and after hearing O talking about “Revenge”! BTW- we’re all good- Thank God- here in LIC, NY (that’s Long Island City in Queens) and you’d be VERY surprised how many of us are going to vote for Romney/Ryan tomorrow. I’m a Hispanic in NYC (so is my wife and sis-inlaw) and we’re voting R/R tomorrow...so is our Filipino Dentist and his Puerto Rican wife...voting R/R and not for the O!Have faith!!!
I think that Romney will win 51%-47% with 300 EVs. I would love to see a 350 EV rout, and that could happen if Romney wins Wisconsin and/or Michigan/Minnesota. He will win Ohio and PA. 3% should be enough to counter Dem vote fraud and suppression. Needless to say, media exit polls will show Obama leading, setting up the “Romney stole the election” mantra.
What I predicted on an earlier one of these here about a week ago I think.
Romney/Ryan 55-45
Romney/Ryan 342-196
House Rep +5
Senate Rep +8
Romney 286 EVs 50.6%
Zero 252 EVs 48.3%
Romney 286 EVs 50.6%
Zero 252 EVs 48.3%
Romney 54%
Obama 45%
Others 1%
Electoral College:
Romney 331 EV
Obama 207
I predict that the race will be called by 11:00 PM.
Romney 51.4%
Romney 296-242.
Dems hold senate with 51. Republicans lose two seats in the house.
North Carolina will tell us all the tale on election night.
Polls close at 7:30PM EST, and if they call it before 8:30PM, with Romney up +5 or better, despite the huge Get-Out-The-Fraud Dem efforts in NC, a National Landslide is in Progress....
Popular Vote - Romney Wins 52%Romney 47%Obama 1% Other. Electoral College - Romney wins Narrowly on election night with a couple states too close to call (his margin may expand after those are sorted out) 278 on election night, 290 when all is said and done. The big story will be that after all the money and time poured into Ohio, Romney wins another large state Penn, Mich, Wisc. That makes the results in Ohio largely irrelevant regardless of which way they go (Ohio will be too close to call on election night but nobody will care).
House - (+/-2) Republican win a couple seat or lose a couple seats. Either way Pelosi is quitely but firmly shown the door by the democrat caucus. House race is considered a devastating loss for democrats.
Senate - Because of Romney coatails Republican win a couple more seats than they appear to be winning today, end up with a slim 50/50 or 51/49 majority.
I predict a Romney win at 300EV’s. Does anyone have any thoughts on Larry Sabato? He’s predicting an Obama win.
Romney 52% with 295 EV
Nobama 47% with 243 EV
Romney, but closer than we think (or would like).
R - 280s
O - 260s
Wish I was more confident but the up tick from Sandy, even though its really a disaster of Katrina proportions for Obama, has me concerned.