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Rasmussen: Wisconsin - Obama 47 Romney 48
Ras ^ | 8/16/2012 | Rasmussen reports

Posted on 08/16/2012 7:34:20 AM PDT by GlockThe Vote

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/platinum/election_2012_state_polls/wisconsin/crosstabs_2012_wisconsin_president_august_15_2012

wow

Romney +1 In Wisconsin

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TOPICS: Government; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections; US: Wisconsin; Unclassified
KEYWORDS: 2012polls; 2012swingstates; rasmussen; romney2012; ryanbump; wi2012
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To: HamiltonJay

Paul Ryan today via Twitter:

“It’s great to be here in North Canton today. Or as Joe Biden might say, ‘It’s great to be here in Nevada!’”

There gonna kill them :)


21 posted on 08/16/2012 7:55:10 AM PDT by MNlurker
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To: GlockThe Vote

Obama has ZERO chance in Ohio.. I really don’t think that state is remotely in play honestly.

I think in the rust belt Obama only has 2 solid states MN and IL.. WI, IA, OH and IN are no way in hell he can win them.

PA and MI are battleground.. I think Obama will lose them as well provided Romney takes the fight to them. If that happens, BEST Obama can hope for is a Squeaker, at least in PA.

Obviously we’ll see what happens, but I see no way Obama carries FL, NC, IN, WI, IA or OH. I truly feel he’ll lose PA, and MI is in play as well. I would write off VA for Obama as well but I’m not as familiar with that state, I know northern VA is full of DC leftists, only question is is it enough to skew the state or not. Without the DC area, VA would certainly be solid R this election.


22 posted on 08/16/2012 8:01:14 AM PDT by HamiltonJay
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To: johniegrad
It looks like the ultimate accuracy of the polls will depend on which pollster best predicts the R-D-I turnout.

You are correct.

The actual polling results from the various pollsters is not really that far off. It is the D/R/I turnout models that are all over the place. I'm betting that it's going to be at most +1 for the Dems. In which case we will win easily.

23 posted on 08/16/2012 8:02:34 AM PDT by InterceptPoint (.)
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To: GlockThe Vote

So nice of Rasmussen to tell the Chicago thugs how many buses filled with Chicago drunks/union members they’ll need to send to WI to vote Democrat.

They don’t have to worry about voting in IL because Rahm will have all the voting machines programed for Democrat wins by election day.


24 posted on 08/16/2012 8:03:55 AM PDT by txrefugee
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To: MNlurker
Paul Ryan today via Twitter:

“It’s great to be here in North Canton today. Or as Joe Biden might say, ‘It’s great to be here in Nevada!’”

Classic.

25 posted on 08/16/2012 8:04:48 AM PDT by InterceptPoint (.)
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To: InterceptPoint
Paul Ryan today via Twitter:

“It’s great to be here in North Canton today. Or as Joe Biden might say, ‘It’s great to be here in Nevada!’”

Classic.

Nice dig by the Paulster!!! Heheheh!!!

26 posted on 08/16/2012 8:06:57 AM PDT by ScottinVA (If Obama is reelected, America will deserve every mockery that follows.)
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To: MNlurker

I agree, I do not remotely see any way this election is going to be close

In 2008 you had a small petty man who had no accomplishments to speak of running against an unpopular administration.. and by saying and having done nothing he won.

Today you have that same small petty little man running as the leader of the most inept and failed administration in over 100 years, if not the entire history of the country.. So I see no way this is a “close election” that story is hogwash, complete and total.

3.6% of the voting population that voted for him last time have to change their minds, that’s it, thats all that has to look at the last 4 years and decide, I will do that for 4 more or not.. and i really can’t see any way less than 3.6% of the voting population that happened to vote for him last time won’t have changed their minds.

This thing being close is laughable. Only folks who live in DC or NYC or some other liberal out of touch bastion could really believe that Obama has any prayer at a second term.

Only president in the modern era to have more people working the day he ends his term than the day he took office.. the ONLY one. 15% black unemployment 8% overall unemployment.. 50% of college grads can’t find work yet somehow we are to believe america by a majority is going to say, yes, lets have more of that. Its nonsense.


27 posted on 08/16/2012 8:06:57 AM PDT by HamiltonJay
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To: preamble
I think there are paths to 270 electoral votes WITHOUT Ohio now. If Romney/Ryan win Wisconsin.

You are right. I just used this website and gave the traditional red states to R and the traditional Blue states to 0, I then split the vote in NE and Maine giving the bulk of Maine to 0 and the bulk of NE to R. I then gave Ohio to 0 and WI to R and Romney wins that contest

http://www.270towin.com/

28 posted on 08/16/2012 8:09:05 AM PDT by MNJohnnie (Giving more money to DC to fix the Debt is like giving free drugs to addicts think it will cure them)
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To: preamble
I think there are paths to 270 electoral votes WITHOUT Ohio now. If Romney/Ryan win Wisconsin.

There may well be, but if WI goes R this time around, the nationwide dynamic will be so pronounced Ohio will already be on our side of the board. My take is... if we're looking at taking Wisconsin, then Pennsylvania and Michigan are also in serious play.

29 posted on 08/16/2012 8:12:50 AM PDT by ScottinVA (If Obama is reelected, America will deserve every mockery that follows.)
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To: HamiltonJay
PA and MI are battleground.. Romney IMHO can win these states if he fights for them.

Unless Obama's allies can successfully obtain a stay on PA's new Voter ID Law from the PA Supreme Court (an appellate court recently upheld the law) then PA is going to be extremely tight. The Dems are used to keeping Philly's polls open late so that they can bus their voters around to different precincts. They then hold-back the cities vote total until they know how the rest of the state voted, then PRESTO they always seem to have enough votes to swing it.

I really would like to see how many of those precincts will still have 110% voter turnout under the new law.

30 posted on 08/16/2012 8:20:23 AM PDT by Tallguy (It's all 'Fun and Games' until somebody loses an eye!)
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To: Puppage

“Que Hitlery as new VP in 5-4-3.....”

...I’m starting to agree. At first I thought that Palin did the right thing by suggesting Hillary. But the dems have shown over and over that they don’t care what anybody thinks. It’s about winning, plain and simple. Hillary would give them a win IMHO.


31 posted on 08/16/2012 8:22:50 AM PDT by albie
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To: GlockThe Vote

Wow!


32 posted on 08/16/2012 8:27:49 AM PDT by WashingtonSource
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To: MNlurker

i agree, if Walker won by 6 in 2010, and by 7 in the recall (especially with the Dems and unions throwing everything they had at Walker), how could Obama win in WI???

...that would mean a good chunk of Walker voters want Obama now? - i don’t think so!!


33 posted on 08/16/2012 8:40:41 AM PDT by profit_guy
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To: Tallguy

Well, personally I am dubious of the 110% turnout numbers, but Philly is a bastion.. if you got rid of Philly, PA would be as Red as any southern state.

There are 3 areas of Pa that are Blue.. PHILLY REGION, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.. however Pittsburgh REGION itself has been trending more and more red, but Allegheny County/Pittsburg itself is still blue overall.. its not what it once was.

Philly is the BEAST.. To win PA you have to survive Philly, you don’t have to win it, that’s a virtually impossible task, but you can’t come out of Philly down insanely.

The Voter ID law was upheld and I am sure it will help the situation. However I honestly think with or without it PA is competitive, PA is not a liberal state.. it really isn’t. Dems here are primarly working class whites, who vote D out of generational union ties, they have no stomach for leftist claptrap like gay marriage or assaults on the church or any of the other leftist nonsense this guys been selling. They don’t believe “someone else built that” they work hard.. they aren’t leftist ideologues.

Obama has spit in their faces for 4 years, I really don’t think Obama can win PA.. If Romney comes and fights for it, I think its his. BEST and I do mean BEST Obama can hope for from PA is to spend a whole lot of time and money here, and maybe get a squeaker.. that’s it.


34 posted on 08/16/2012 8:43:01 AM PDT by HamiltonJay
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To: txrefugee
So nice of Rasmussen to tell the Chicago thugs how many buses filled with Chicago drunks/union members they’ll need to send to WI to vote Democrat. They don’t have to worry about voting in IL because Rahm will have all the voting machines programed for Democrat wins by election day.

What happened to the WI voter id law?
35 posted on 08/16/2012 9:00:40 AM PDT by ThinkingBuddha
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To: GlockThe Vote

Look at the F&M poll in PA today: it’s Obama +6 . . . with a +13% Dem oversample~!! If done legit, it’s a dead tie, with 15% “undecided.” Think they’ll break for Zero???


36 posted on 08/16/2012 9:20:45 AM PDT by LS ("Castles Made of Sand, Fall in the Sea . . . Eventually (Hendrix))
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To: MNlurker

LOL....


37 posted on 08/16/2012 9:28:03 AM PDT by Gator113 (I would have voted for NEWT, now it's Ryan and the other guy.~Just livin' life, my way~)
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To: HamiltonJay
However I honestly think with or without it PA is competitive, PA is not a liberal state.. it really isn’t. Dems here are primarly working class whites, who vote D out of generational union ties, they have no stomach for leftist claptrap like gay marriage or assaults on the church or any of the other leftist nonsense this guys been selling. They don’t believe “someone else built that” they work hard.. they aren’t leftist ideologues.

The difference in PA could be the Catholic Bishops. If they can get their socialist / commie priests (not all are) under control, the people want to do what's right.

38 posted on 08/16/2012 9:36:50 AM PDT by Ramcat (Thank You American Veterans)
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To: Ramcat

Things are only going to get worse for obama from here till election day.


39 posted on 08/16/2012 9:45:15 AM PDT by GlockThe Vote (The Obama Adminstration: 2nd wave of attacks on America after 9/11)
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To: Ramcat

Catholics and Coal


40 posted on 08/16/2012 9:47:20 AM PDT by MNlurker
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