[Yashcheritsiy]

Yes - it will come down to the ground game. Now is the time when we have to decide if we want to diddle around a let a Communist be re-elected, or if we can grin and bear electing a soft pseudo-conservative.

I’m not really convinced that ratios of signage mean anything. On my 40 minute commute, there are 16 Romney signs and 7 Obama signs - in a county that is almost assuredly going to give Obama greater than 75% of its vote. Even the individual precincts I drive through will probably be near that margin.

[xzins]

Fox used a 42/34/20 Democrat/Republican/Independent spread. In 2008 it was 39/31/30. Even accepting the 3 point increase in Republicans; the 3 point increase in Democrats and the 5 point decrease of Independents skews the results toward Obama.

That is so out of the realm of rationality that it becomes a problem. I hope all pollsters are seeing Ohio with a 42/34 D:R spread. That means the Republican has to be winning by an entire marathon.

That is just insane. Ohio is always close. A run-away in Ohio is a 4-6 point win by either side. The reason it's a longtime swing state is that the Ds and the Rs balance each other out.

[CPT Clay]

C’mon Ohio!!! Freedom is counting on you!