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To: driftless2

Not only the MSM but lately Brit Hume has chimed in calling it all but over.


15 posted on 09/24/2012 7:31:12 PM PDT by StarFan
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From National Review about the number of voters who have dropped their dem registration between 2009 and now:

[url]http://www.nationalreview.com/campaign-spot/328401/democrats-advantage-voter-registration-slipping-key-states#[/url]

[quote]announcing that there are now roughly 20,000 more registered Republicans in Iowa than registered Democrats – suggests that Hawkeye state Republicans can crow about a dramatic turnaround, pointing out that back in January 2009, Iowa Democrats enjoyed a 110,000 voter registration advantage.

In terms of how many voters are registered with each major party, Democrats continue to hold advantages in several key swing states, but in all of those states, their advantage is considerably smaller than it was in 2008.

In Florida, as of last month there are 4,627,929 registered Democrats and 4,173,177 registered Republicans, which amounts to a a 454,752-voter advantage for Democrats. (Keep in mind, Florida has 11.5 million registered voters, so there are a lot of unaffiliated and third-party voters.)

In 2008, there were 4,800,890 registered Democrats in Florida and only 4,106,743 registered Republicans, a 694,147-voter advantage. So while the number of voters who registered with the GOP is up from four years ago, Democrats are down roughly 170,000.[/quote]

This is happening in ALL the swing states. Romney is leading by DOUBLE DIGITS among independents.

The polls using 2008 turnout models are a joke.


16 posted on 09/24/2012 7:37:02 PM PDT by Leto
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To: StarFan
Not only the MSM but lately Brit Hume has chimed in calling it all but over.

It's hard to be unaffected by the polls skewed for Obama. It's naturally disheartening for Republican loyalists (not implying that Hume is one although he my be). But I don't think the skewers will succeed in keeping Romney voters away from the polls, their primary objective.

18 posted on 09/24/2012 8:01:46 PM PDT by luvbach1 (Stop the destruction in 2012 or continue the decline)
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To: StarFan
"Hume...all over"

You mean all over for Romney or Obama?

44 posted on 09/25/2012 3:09:24 AM PDT by driftless2
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To: StarFan
Not only the MSM but lately Brit Hume has chimed in calling it all but over.

Brit also in 2010 up till the last week beofre the midterms was handwringing about the Pubbies chance in retaking the house. He's a pasty white beltway toad like the rest of them. What are his bona fides, being to the right of Juan Williams....I remember him fellating the memory of Peter Jennings when he died..lost all my respect then. Another one like Krauthammer, I ignore, they say one smart thing and then 10 ignorant.

55 posted on 09/25/2012 5:58:20 AM PDT by pburgh01
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