To: TexasFreeper2009
Penn. IS a battleground state and has 20 electoral votes. It is not red for Rs, and not blue for Ds, it's yellow making it a battleground state.
They called 500 likely voters.
67 posted on
09/22/2012 5:50:09 PM PDT by
Marcella
(Republican Conservatism is dead. PREPARE)
To: Marcella
Do they list the R/D/| split?
68 posted on
09/22/2012 5:52:41 PM PDT by
crosslink
(Moderates should play in the middle of a busy street)
To: Marcella
Penn. IS a battleground state and has 20 electoral votes. It is not red for Rs, and not blue for Ds, it's yellow making it a battleground state.
Not really. Last Repub to take it was HW Bush in 88. It's the GOP's big tease. It's not solid blue like New York or California, but it is definitely a safe/lean Dem state in a presidential race. Not a pure swing state like Florida or Ohio.
72 posted on
09/22/2012 5:54:17 PM PDT by
nhwingut
(Sarah Palin 12... No One Else)
To: Marcella
It's Rassmussen. The methodology is not questionable. 500 likely voters is only 1.4 times less accurate than 1000 likely voters for a pollster with a good "likely" formula, which he has. It's MOE is about 4.5% vs. 3% for 1000. Even with a statistically unlikely refusal rate by Republicans, it can't be better than about -6 for Romney.
Barring some earth shattering development, PA is a waste of time for the Republicans in Presidential years.
109 posted on
09/22/2012 6:24:00 PM PDT by
FredZarguna
(James Carville: "PA is Philadelphia in the East, Pittsburgh in the West, and Alabama in the middle.")
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