Rasmussen: Obama Up By 27 in California

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[Kozak]

Damn, am I glad I fled that hellhole in 97.

[ladyvet]

Screw the polls....stay the course!

[bray]

Does anybody need any more proof that his models are a joke. At least he could make the results believable.

Pray for W, McCuda and Our Troops

[Don'tMessWithTexas]

GOOD WORK! This would bring the numbers into line with the IBD/TIPP poll and means that McCain could very well lose the popular vote but win the presidency.

[southernnorthcarolina]

Arrrrgh. Typo in the above. Obama leads California per Ras 61-34. Splitting the undecideds evenly yields 63.5-36.5, which is what I used in my formula.

[RogerWilko]

He musn’t be polling the same people that are on the AOL online weekly poll.

Out of 7,500 votes so far for CA right now on their poll, McCain is UP 64-34! I know that it’s only an online poll, but something is WHACKED!

I’d be SHOCKED if McCain takes CA, but if he is even CLOSE, NOBAMA’s goin’ down HARD!

[LibLieSlayer]

ras even has zogsauce laughing at this poll.

LLS

[LibLieSlayer]

scotty has been an arse in every interview where his polling data is questioned. He is not sincere or truthful. His father was a true gentleman but scotty is allowing his liberalism to control his polling.

LLS

[AU72]

Not only win blue states by bigger margins but get a bigger minority vote in the red states. I do see a McCain electoral victory and an Obama popular vote win.

Jalapeno spiced popcorn and Dos Equis for Nov.4.
If it turns bad for McCain I'll switch to cheap tequila.

[MNDude]

Would you object giving the southern half of California to Mexico?

[SterlingSilver]

Chet you are a piece of work buddy...

Rasmussen’s ability to get polls right is a joke.

Read this:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2116011/posts

Not exactly consistent with the polling data coming out of Rasmussen...

[Signalman]

Rush said that Obama leads in early voting by less than 1,000 votes, assuming all parties voted straight line Republican/Democrat..which he thinks could have some McCain votes in Democratic envelopes

The PUMAs are a perfect example.

[Logical me]

When can we give California back to Mexico? They are a lost cause.

Help! Help! I'm surrounded.

[GiveEmDubya]

Obama being ahead 10-12% in CA would be a reasonable prediction. 27% is not.

[Eva]

Rush mentioned this morning that, surprisingly, in early voting in CA, more Republicans have voted than Democrat, both in early voting and absentee ballot voting.

[wbill]

Internals?

[murron]

The vote counters are probably holding the absentee ballots close to the vest. If I remember correctly, in the 2000 election, there were 100,000 absentee ballots left uncounted for whatever reason. There is a real possibility that Gore may not have won the popular vote.

[calcowgirl]

Rush mentioned this morning that, surprisingly, in early voting in CA, more Republicans have voted than Democrat, both in early voting and absentee ballot voting.

Republicans almost always lead in absentee balloting, based on recent elections.

[kesg]

Obama up by 27 in California, but up only 5 nationally in his same poll (which is giving him a combined 7.2% turnout advantage)? If Rasmussen is right, McCain is going to win nationally in a landslide.