Wait a minute!
We’re supposed to give Obama a mulligan, because he didn’t have a chance to adjust to the altitude in Denver. And, so that he has a chance to watch MSNBC and get advice from Chris Mathews, Rachel, Ed Schulz and the “Toure” dude.
Careful. VA and FL probably oversampled Republicans for a change. Those percentages may be what actually turns out at the polls but they are skewed compared to whatever polls you might be comparing them to.
Just wait until Joe Biden gets finished bring sexy back to the democratic party next Thursday in the debate against Paul Ryan. /sarc
Until someone shows me a poll with sampling percentages based on 2010 turn-out I’m not listening.
No response = Obama voter.
I read a couple good analyses suggesting that voter self-identification is fluid for swing voters, so when polls keep showing a lot of oversampling of Ds it may indeed mean that the D brand is doing better, and vice versa.
It’s entirely possible that after the debate, some small % of swing voters refer to themselves as R rather than D, similar to the inrease in support for Romney.
Wait until Paul Ryan humiliates Zero’s right-hand-man Biden next week - I think we’ll see the polls shift even more towards Ryan-Romney.
a huge number of viewers for the debate, incidentally:
I’ve finally seen a couple of Obama yard signs in the western suburbs of Philly, but it’s mostly repub signs where I’ve been driving around.
Can you post some of the details? Link won’t open for me.
"With each recent poll, Ohio has begun to look less like a swing state and more like a road map back to the private sector for Mitt Romney."