Posted on 10/27/2008 5:36:58 PM PDT by DrHannibalLecter
how do u get that TB?
When does the Lord Obama speak to us via television? I want to make sure I have something else to do that night.
ZOGBY HAS HELPED HIS BIAS FRIENDS AS LONG AS HE COULD!
Now to remain credible, he’ll have to slowly shift to legitimate numbers by election day.
At least... That’s my prediction. :)
McCain closes gap 1 pt in a day. Times 7 days.
“Assmussen” is, I believe, the work of Ravi.
Stand up and take a bow, Ravi!
It was a joke. I can make up numbers to...
My mother told me the same thing her father told her: “Vote any way you want, as long as it’s Republican.”
I like “Assmunchen”.
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What about the early voting? These results are pretty poor for us...5 percent more Dems in Florida, 55 percent dems in NC......the GOP didn’t even cast 1/3 of the votes in many of those states! Any thoughts?
May Dems cast many more early votes than GOP?
“McDonald’s Web site, which he says he will update continuously between now and Election Day, reports that 2.1 million Florida voters have cast early ballots, with registered Democrats casting 45% of them, Republicans casting 40% and independents casting 15%.
Likewise, registered Democrats account for 55% of the 97,000 ballots already cast in New Mexico; 55% of 1.2 million ballots cast in North Carolina and 50.1% of 300,000 cast in Iowa. Registered Republicans cast less than one-third of the ballots in those three states.
In Nevada, registered Democrats accounted for 55% of 211,000 votes already cast in Clark County and 52% of 51,000 cast in Washoe County, the state’s two large population centers.
In Colorado, registered Democrats account for 39% of the early votes, Republicans account for 38% and independents for 23%.
In California, voters in 51 of the state’s 58 counties have cast almost 2 million votes, but those aren’t reported by party registration. Some 1.1 million Texans also have cast early ballots, but again, those ballots aren’t reported by party registration.
Many states don’t register voters by party, which means there also is no way to calculate turnout by party. Many states also don’t offer early voting, leaving big gaps in McDonald’s data. State Web sites supply much of his data, but in California, a helpful voting official is doing the tabulating for him, McDonald says.”
Dude, early voting always goes to the D. Always. It did last time too. Early voting in FL had Kerry ahead. Don’t worry about it.
Well, that’s good news. Just checking, for others said early voting goes GOP.
The fraud polls are showing Obamarx up by 10 to attemmpt to demoralize McCain supporters, but it backfired.
Now they want to be “accurate” fight before the election so they can claim they have accurate polls.
LOok for all polls to show a DEAD HEAT on the day before McCain wins the elections.
I suspect there is another factor at work here; more subtle, but perhaps decisive. Democrats, especially Hillary Clinton supporters are lying to pollsters in significant numbers, in order to avoid confrontation. This effect may be most pronounced in states like Ohio and Pennsylvania, where such votes are under enormous pressure from their Union bosses to vote for Obama. These voters might say only what they need to say to "get along", but intend to do something very different within the privacy of the voting booth.
wow, I’m famous.
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