[RogerWilko]

HAH! The map just went ALL RED! 538 - 0 on the electoral votes!

[Puppage]

The real poll to watch is The Weekly Reader Poll

Those little kids have called the last 4 presidential races.

[snarkytart]

LMAO!!
I love it. Of course it’s for fun, but still.

[Genoa]

Ha! I voted and now McCain wins all 538 EV’s.
PV is 74-25.

[nhwingut]

The libmedia can’t spin this one. The silent majority is speaking.

[Snappy1MarineMom]

Voted!

[Vision]

This is not news.

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

At the most, this tells us something about the political leanings of AOL “members”.

If you give credence to this poll; you would also be giving credence to the Internet polls that show BHO leading.

Even the best “scientific” polls often fail to do what they were designed for — i.e. tell us what the whole electorate is intending to do. They do an even worse job at predicting what the electorate will actually do.

The polite term for Internet polls is “unscientific” — a more accurate term is “completely bogus”; or “totally worthless”. We all want to believe the results to this AOL poll — but, a better tack would be to consistently deride such polls; to limit their influence over the sheeple.

[PhiKapMom]

This week on Wednesday when the local OK poll came out that is very accurate, it has the same margin of victory for McCain that the AOL poll had from OK voters.

[Tenacious 1]

I wonder what will happen if/when McCain does win?

I am trying to envision the MSM coverage and the democratic scandal screams.

I relished the outcry 4 years ago. I may have to take some time off work to enjoy it if it happens again.

[matginzac]

I may be a little - a lot!!! - paranoid but you have to have an AOL account, give your email address AND password to vote - is this cricket? I just don’t trust AOL or any of those guys so may be TMI? Think about it...or not...

[isayitlikeitis]

How reliable is a poll that requires you to register? It should probably be tagged as an AOL/ACORN Straw Poll.

[soupcon]

Dial-up ping

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

AOL tends to trend left. I’m surprised.

[DoughtyOne]

That poll won't last online longer than the half life of a soap bubble.

Enjoy it while you can still see it.  LOL



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[rhinohunter]

Any idea how this poll came out leading up to the 2004 election?

[Sig Sauer P220]

If its an online poll, you have to realize that a large portion of Zero’s voting base is illiterate and for sure computer illiterate.

[RogerWilko]

With around 14,000 votes, McCain is still UP 71-27% and has ALL 538 EV. If this poll ends up finishing anywhere near these numbers, NOBAMA will have lost HUGE support from their last poll.