[nathanbedford]

I think we shall see this three-day rolling average poll increase the odds for Romney for at least one more day. Soon we should begin to see the states pull away from Obama just as we have seen evidence in that direction already in Wisconsin. I would expect the yellow states to begin to turn pink and the light blue states begin to turn yellow as these individual state polls trickle in. If Obama retains his strength in the deep red states so much the worse for him in the yellow states.

Interestingly, Rasmussen by return of poll data from Wisconsin on the same day, May 9, shows Thompson in the lead for Senate and Obama in the lead for the President both with 50%. I wonder why this inversion exists?

[NE Cons]

That had me concerned a bit too.. If Romney has built a nationwide lead, albeit only recently, be should be up in battleground states, especially of Thompson has such a commanding lead... SMH

[ilgipper]

Interestingly, Rasmussen by return of poll data from Wisconsin on the same day, May 9, shows Thompson in the lead for Senate and Obama in the lead for the President both with 50%. I wonder why this inversion exists?

Those Wisconsin polls truly are confusing. Walker shows strength, The GOP Senate candidates all show leads. Ron Johnson was elected, and yet they are in solid blue territory when it comes to Obama. If the state-level polls are all maintained, I don't see how Wisconsin would not be in play for the Presidential race. I get why states like Massachusetts can split between a leftie President and a center right candidate like Brown, but we are are talking about strong conservatives across the board in Wisconsin AND support for a failed leftist Obama at the same time.

[redshawk]

OK, I give: What is a yellow state? And pink?