[tcrlaf]

This is the same pollster that explained away there huge miss in the Wisconsin Recalls by saying "We underestimated the amount of Voter Anger out there."

Ohio sample is 1,000 Likely Voters 43% Dems, 35% Repubs, 22%I (+8 Dems!)

The crosstabs show Romney favorability in Ohio one-point HIGHER than Obama's! Only 20% over 65, with 15% Under 29. Wow... What can you say about this??

Ohio 2008 exits: 39 percent Democrat, 31 percent Republican, 30 percent Independent.

So, MORE DEMOCRATS ARE GOING TO TURN OUT AND VOTE FOR OBAMA in 2012, than in 2008??? REALLY????

[television is just wrong]

not what I’ve been seeing.

[tomkat]

             

[3Fingas]

All of these conflicting polls give me a headache. We shall see Tuesday if these pollsters were correct or just making stuff up.

[Smedley]

In Virginia I see 6 to 10 Romney signs for each Bronco Bama sign, and the Obama2012 bumper stickers are downright rare whereas NoVa was lousy with them in 2008.

I predict Romney will take Virginia by no less than seven. Call me optimistic, but I don’t see Obama taking Virginia.

[Venturer]

Sure Obama is leading. That’s why Obama had 2800 at his last rally and Romney had 30,000 at his.

Obama is kicking azz . LMAO.

I sure will be glad Tuesday night when I have the real poll.

[oldplayer]

I’m sure Dims across the nation are giving one big sigh of relief upon their reading of this PPP poll.

Congratulations to the Dims must be in order (not!).

Oldplayer

[trappedincanuckistan]

+8 is ridiculous. +7 in 2008 was the largest turnout advantage in history if I’m not mistaken. Republicans are much more energized and likely to vote this time. Furthermore, although Obama holds an edge in early voting the Democrat turnout numbers are way down from 2008.

[conservativepoet]

Well we’ve had a CNN poll today with +11 Dems and now this silly poll with +8 Dems.

MSM is really desperate to conceal Romney’s momentum. How do we know his Mo is still going? Look where Romney is campaigning (Blue states) and the size of his crowds in Dem territory (30K+). That’s all you need to know.

[Sarah Barracuda]

PPP...thanks for the laughs..what next, a poll from the Daily Kos..hey how about they poll the idiots who work at MSNBC..PPP is a far left polling group I am laughing right now at these poll results thanks for the laughs

[apillar]

Reince Preibus was just on Hannity and demonstrated that the early vote numbers for Obama in Ohio are down 260,000 from 2008. Obama only won by 250,000 votes in 2008. So even if Romney only performs the same as McCain on election day he would still win by 10,000 vote...I think Romney is going to perform substantially better than McCain in Ohio...

[plushaye]

Dems are quietly fearful of losing a few more seats in the House. No media poll or MSM analyst is predicting that the Dems gain the House or even come close. So how is it possible that Republicans increasing seats in the House could happen at the same time when enthusiasm (as set by a D+7 or D+8 turnout model) is supposed to be higher for Dems than in the unusual wave election of 2008? This is pure hogwash!!

[BlueStateRightist]

And all of these polls will be cassetted without question into the Real Clear Politics average. Then every MSM outlet will simply state the “RCP average for Virginia shows Obama holding a 2.4 point lead...”

This is all deliberate and extremely odious.

[Friendofgeorge]

They are circling the wagons, dont be surprised if Gallup does the same on Monday also

I am confident only because my friend Michael Barone says so,otherwise I would be worried

[shoedog]

The poll is good news in VA and Ohio, PPP Democrat Poll, always review the internals. In both state -2 view of Obama +2 on Romney. Sampling way off. I am at the point I think Ohio is safer than VA which I had felt good about for some time. Bottom line, these polls and CNN are all positive indicators. Again look where the candidates are. Heck PA has to be looking good if Dems are sending Clinton back for four stops. Think about it NOT OBAMA , Clinton, because he is more popular their than Obama

[tanknetter]

Here's what's interesting to me. In OH Obama's only winning 86% of Blacks, while he's winning 92% of Blacks in VA?

What were the 2008 numbers in those two states again? Nationally Obama got 98% of Blacks. According to CNN (am I looking in the right place here?) Obama drew 97% of the Black vote in Ohio and 92% in VA.

Virginia is consistent (although Black turnout will probably be lower this year) but Obama dropping 11 points amongst OH Blacks? Is that anything other than a collapse of support?

[comebacknewt]

Any poll that shows Oblahblah up more in Ohio and Virginia than in Iowa is suspect.

Who knows, maybe the libs are right and the country is even more in love with the Kenyan this time than they were in 2008? If so, then he will win just like these polls predict, and our country will continue its stampede towards the economic toilet.

I’m just not seeing it though. I’m really not.

[Gay State Conservative]

Unless it’s a propoganda arm of a party or cause a political polling firm’s main purpose would be making money.If such a firm is wildly inaccurate one would think it would cut into profits...unless,perhaps,they know that they have a built in customer base.Or maybe the “real* money is made doing the “internal” polls that the general public never sees.

[snarkytart]

Then why post it? this is one poll that really should be banned from this site. We have a ton of other polls to look at why give this bunch any attention. All it does is make people frustrated or anxious.

[fwdude]

It’s not called the PeePee Poll for nothing.

[CPT Clay]

Oh Brother, Not this #$%^ again