[SamAdams76]

Campaigns spend millions of dollars for private (internal) polls. These polls are far more accurate as the candidates need to know where they truly stand, with no BS, and where they need to focus their resources.

If you want to know the state of a presidential campaign, look to where the campaign is spending their money and time. If Romney/Ryan spend a lot of time in Ohio, North Carolina and Florida over the next few weeks, that's a bad sign. If they are in Wisconsin, Iowa, New Mexico and New Hampshire, that's a good sign. If they are in places like Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado and New Jersey, that's a fantastic sign.

[JPG]

Obama is spending an inordinate amount of time in IA. Almost all of his rally time is spent in front of college students. Ask yourself why.

[sergeantdave]

“If you want to know the state of a presidential campaign, look to where the campaign is spending their money and time.”

That is a good indicator. I read that Buckwheat is making big ad buys in the state of Washington. That’s not a good sign for the rats.

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Campaigns spend millions of dollars for private (internal) polls. These polls are far more accurate as the candidates need to know where they truly stand, with no BS, and where they need to focus their resources.

Well said.