So, in a nutshell, 2010 was an EPIC election win with the Republicans having a party affiliation advantage of 1.3%, and as recently as August, the R’s have an advantage of 4.3%?
This is going to be a blowout.
It sure seems like the media is doctoring all of these polls, to create the impression that Obama is more popular than he really is.
Then, if Obama loses, the liberals will claim somehow the election was stolen, because they will say, look at all of the polls beforehand showing Obama doing much better than the actual vote count turned out. Such results would be attributed to stealing the election, not because the American people voted Obama down. It’s unthinkable to the liberals that Obama won’t win this election.
It sure looks that way.
Yesterday at a family gathering, my twenty something Democrat nephew, who voted for Obama in 2008, asked me for a R/R sticker for his car.
My elderly patients who voted Obama in 2008 simply are not voting this year. They might not be able to bring themselves to vote for Romney, but they are NOT voting for Obama. And this is in Jack Murtha’s home district, an old Dem stronghold. There are very few Obama yard signs here, but numerous R/R signs. That’s true across western PA.
Dem turnout looks like it will be a record low, GOP turnout will be huge, and indies are going Romney 2 to 1.
“So, in a nutshell, 2010 was an EPIC election win with the Republicans having a party affiliation advantage of 1.3%, and as recently as August, the R’s have an advantage of 4.3%?
This is going to be a blowout.”
You may well be right! Rasmussen numbers in this poll have pretty well mirrored election results and there can be no better measure of reliability than that!