[hinckley buzzard]

I believe that is quite a change in a short time. Guess debates make a difference don't they.

[KarlInOhio]

Now just swap Nevada for New Hampshire and get a 269-269 tie.

Romney-Biden 2012!

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

My Aunt says she’s still going to vote for Obama because he’s the better looking candidate. Uuum, whose idea again was it to allow women to vote?

[bray]

The trend is our friend. Imagine if he used an equal turnout model or a 2010 model.

Pray for America

[matginzac]

I’m going out on a limb...
I question Raz and his commitment to honest polling, yes, I do!
He was on BOR last night and spouted a democrat talking point about the debate down to the exact verbiage....that caused a big hmmmmmm in my mind.

[GeronL]

I doubt that but it possible with all the vote fraud

[matginzac]

And Steely....
I just noticed it was you again with the not-so-good news....
Is this a trend? Or is this a troll?

[entropy12]

Romney can win Ohio, Nevada & Wisconsin if his debate performance in 2 remaining debates is just a little better than Obama. That should not be difficult unless the liberal moderators go out of their way to help the radical socialist from Chicago. The unemployment number today was the October surprise.

If Obama is re-elected, the unemployment number based on current methods will be close to ZERO since no one will be actively looking for jobs.

[MNJohnnie]

Mostly Pre Debate polling. Too early to be calling it based on these numbers

[RayChuang88]

I think after Ryan flattens Biden in the Vice-Presidential debate and Obama has another surprisingly bad performance even in the "townhall" format (remember, no help from a TelePrompter and handlers!), we may see things break surprisingly fast Romney's way.

It's a combination of 1980 and 1988 all over again.

[comebacknewt]

Ohio is a big key most years, and it will be this year as well.

Whichever candidate wins Ohio, wins the election.

[fortheDeclaration]

Romney is going to win Ohio, and WI.

[Nifster]

And Rasmussen uses a rolling five day average so things are really better than that

[DemforBush]

“Rasmussen’s polling shows Obama leading in Ohio (by 1 point), Nevada (by 2 points), Wisconsin (by 3 points), and Pennsylvania (by 12 points)”

If Romney stays strong the rest of the way, he could conceivably pick off all of those states except PA (I think that one is a lost cause). Ohio has had me worried this entire election, but things are looking better there.

I’m wondering, though, how much Harry Reid is going to dip into his little bag of tricks in Nevada? Reid pulled out all stops against Angle, will he do the same for Obama? He’s already the designated Attack Jackass this election, so it wouldn’t surprise me.