Final 2012 Election Predictions: Romney wins White House, GOP keeps House,Republicans take Senate.

HillBuzz ^ | November 3, 2012 | Kevin DuJan

[Grampa Dave]

I hope and pray that you are correct.

However, if this happens, we will probably see an out of control Obozo and his thugs in DC until Romney and the new congress is sworn in.

If Obozo loses big time, after he pardons all of his fellow criminals/traitors, he would issues thousands of executive orders to weaken our country even more.

Then, Obozo will resign as president the day before Romney is sworn in: .

1. When he resigns, John Roberts will swear in Biden as President.
2. Then, Biden will pardon Obozo and his cabinet members of all possible federal crimes/misdeeds like Ford pardoned Nixon. Biden will become the automatic pardon machine for the remaining rats in congress and in DC not pardoned by the former President, Obozo.

http://search.comcast.net/?cat=web&con=betac&form_submit=1&q=President+Ford+pardons+Nixon&top_SearchSubmit=

This might be the best outcome and one more reason to defeat the traitor with massive vote %’s for Romney/Ryan next Tuesday after Obozo and Biden clear their rat buddies out of DC with their wide spread pardons.

[Carry_Okie]

I suspect that this will be just like 2000, with a RINO in the White House and "Republicans" nominally in control of the Senate. At best, conservatives will be facing a RINO/Crat majority. However much better such an outcome is than the alternative, it will be very difficult to get anything substantive done and conservatives will get the blame.

I wish I could see something different, but I don't expect much with Romney "reaching across the aisle."

[LS]

I think we’ll gain 3-5 seats in the house-—IA, for ex., has a surprise, and I think Tsei in MA will win.

[Rusty0604]

We need to stop this cultural decline locally starting Nov 7. I had lived in Texas for 25 years, then moved back to my native CA for 15 years, couldn’t take it anymore and just recently moved back to TX. When I hear predictions that TX will be Dem soon it terrifies me and I will do anything I can to prevent that from happening. They completely ruined CA and OR.

[Redmen4ever]

>>I wish you were right, but your prediction frankly is nuts.

I doubt you are competent to judge anybody’s sanity.

In view of what follows, I’m moving NM into the 50-50 category. As I mentioned in my terse run-down of Senate races, our candidate in NM is handicapped by a strong indie (from the right-wing). This poll suggests support for the indie has shifted to her. In contrast, support for Gary Johnson in the Presidential has not shifted to Romney. NM could go Democratic for President and Republican for Senate.

http://images.politico.com/global/2012/11/new_mexico_senate_race_memo_110212.html

[cvq3842]

I sure hope this is correct. Whatever happens in the election, we will still have a lot of work cut out for us. Keeping the politicians in line, and upholdding the Constitution.

Let’s roll!

[unixfox]

I think there’s going to be trouble on Tuesday, I anticipate Black on white violence and blacks suppressing votes.

Just wait till the elction is called for Romney. They will be burning down their own neighborhoods.

Oh well.

[Bobalu]

The house really needs to elect Gingrich as speaker.

You do not have to be a member of congress to be speaker.

[jpl]

I didn’t say YOU are nuts, I said your prediction is nuts. No serious analyst who does this kind of thing full time is predicting we will pick up anything close to this number of seats.

You are predicting a massive “wave” kind of election, when every indicator out there clearly points to an extremely close, 50-50 kind of election similar to 2000 and 2004. Looking at life through rose-colored glasses does no favors to yourself or anyone else.

[PapaNew]

God’s mercy is greater than all of our sin. Thank you Jesus for your love and goodness. Thanks for once more raising our country up to once again to be a light of freedom and a spiritual light of God’s grace to the world.

[PapaNew]

God’s mercy is greater than all of our sin. Thank you Jesus for your love and goodness. Thanks for once more raising our country up to once again to be a light of freedom and a spiritual light of God’s grace to the world.

[unique1]

I 100% believe all of the polls are being manipulated purposefully by pollsters to give Barack Obama a psychological advantage in this election.

Now, that will be interesting to witness. I've been thinking "how in hell can America get it wrong again by re-electing the Obama moron"? That would be so un-American if that happened.

[RedMDer]

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[Liz]

2008 Obama won b/c Americans got sucked into the biggest fad ever to hit the country since Cabbage Patch Kids, pet rocks, neon friendship bracelets, McRibs, New Kids on the Block, Beanie Babies, etc........

The Obama table games will be known as "Who Can Hide The Most Federal Money" and Who Can Make Make The Highest Deficit."

And FstLdy is an animated figure---when you pull her string, she says," Let's vacay."

[Cato in PA]

If Romney wins PA, I hope I have the privilege of seeing Chris Matthews try to explain it.

[Jeff Chandler]

2008 RESULTS

Barack Obama
Electoral vote 365
States carried 28 + DC + NE-02
Popular vote 69,456,897[2]
Percentage 52.9%[2]

John McCain
Electoral vote 173
States carried 22
Popular vote 59,934,814[2]
Percentage 45.7%[2]

2008 PREDICTIONS

Karl Rove
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 338 McCain 200

Matthew Dowd, former Bush strategist
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 338 McCain 200
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 250 Democrats 185 Republicans

George Will, conservative columnist
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 378 McCain 160
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 254 Democrats 181 Republicans

Donna Brazile, Democratic strategist
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 343
Senate Seats: 59 Democrats 39 Republicans
House Seats: 262 Democrats 173 Republicans

George Stephanopoulos, ABC News anchor
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 353 McCain 185
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats (59 if there’s a run-off in Georgia) Republicans 40
House Seats: Democrats 264 Republicans 171

Mark Halperin, Time editor
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 349 McCain 189
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 Republicans
House Seats: 261 Democrats 174 Republicans

[muwarriors92]

No way we win the Senate, we screwed the pooch in too many areas where we should have cruised to victory.

We keep the House.

We take the POTUS (I pray, but I’m nervous beyond belief)...275 electoral votes

Senate, we blow it and have 47.

[yorkiemom]

Since my birthday falls on election day this year, this scenario would be the best birthday present I could hope for.

I got my birthday present with the first debate. Hope you get yours as well!

[DonnerT]

42 posts to find someone who sees it like I do. You nailed it!

[Redmen4ever]

A nice person would say “Your forecast is over-optimistic.” Or, perhaps, “is biased.” But, you said my forecast was “nuts,” as though my forecast didn’t come from me but came from out of thin air and, so, can be judged as “nuts” without reflecting on whether I’m nuts.

Then, after arguing that a person can say things that are nuts and not be himself nuts, you say I’m thinking this is a wave election. Like, 2006 and 2008 were with respect to the Senate when the Democrats won all the close ones.

Wave elections happen. We will know whether or not this is a wave election on Tuesday night. The possibility that this will be a wave election is the premise of this conversation, based on the lack of ticket-splitting. The lack of ticket splitting will enable a lot of Republicans to win the close ones (that is, close ones in the Red States and close ones in the Battleground states if Romney wins them).

If you would return to my original post, you will notice that I qualified the forecast for the states in which the Republican was counting on ticket-splitting in Blue states. It seems to me that the lack of ticket-splitting nowadays cuts both ways, helping Republicans in Red states and in Battleground states should Romney win, and making it tougher on them in Blue states.