[shoedog]

Just food for thoughts for the delusional MSNBC and Libs trying to find a silver lining. It's not silver, it's plutonium!!!!

[Numbers Guy]

EXACTLY!

I’ve made this point on a couple other threads. Supposedly the exit poll showed Walker by 4 and Obama by 6. But if the actual result was Walker by 10, then the exit poll skewed 6 points to the left and thus the adjusted poll result would be a dead heat for Obama.

When you look at the county by county results for counties where 80%+ has come in and compare Walker’s percentages to Prosser’s percentage in a 50-50 race a year ago, Walker is running anywhere from 3-10 points ahead of Prosser, and thus has anywhere from a 6-20 point better margin than Prosser.

Even in Dane County, which has maybe 62% in, it’s 65-35 Dem, it was 67-33 against Prosser last year. So if they’re losing ground everywhere else, they aren’t making it up in Dane.

[tennmountainman]

I have an opinion on how the exit polls were so inaccurate.

I suspect many voters feared saying they voted for Walker
with Union Thugs nearby. So they told the pollers something
else out of fear.

How else can one explain the 50/50 exit polls that CNN was
quoting?

[CaptainK]

Since Monday, F Chuck Tood and a few other MSNBC flunkies ignored every poll showing a large win for Walker and only touted the Democratic loving PPP poll which showed a squeaker.

I'm watching his twitter feed to see how he spins a 10 point lead into a close election.

[so_real]

I see your point, but think it is a mistake to equate Walker's success with any potential success Romney may have. Walker is not pro-bailout-delivering, pro-healthcare-ransoming, pro-homosexual-advancing, pro-baby-killing candidate that Romney has shown himself to be. A number of Wisconsinites, myself included, are eager to support Walker but have no such inclination toward Romney. Romney *might* win Wisconsin ... but it is not a bet I would make.