Posted on 10/06/2012 1:30:05 PM PDT by TexasFreeper2009
45.5%. What happened? In terms of the numbers, Obama saw a decrease of 4.4% among Verylikely Obama voters, an increase of 1.2% among Likely Obama voters, and a 1.1% decreasein Somewhat likely voters. On the other side, Romney saw a 0.2% decline in Very likelyRomney voters, a 1.3% increase among Somewhat likely Romney voters and a 2.7% increaseamong Likely Romney voters. Overall, it looks as if the debate shifted voters more away fromthe very likely category towards center. Interestingly, the percentage of Undecided wentfrom 4.3% to 4.8%.
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good news! hopefully he starts to pull away in some of the others, after the debate finally the sheeple may be starting to catch on.
“The Dems are going to go door to door and try and drag every corpse they can find to the polls to vote over the next month. It is going to get ugly”
Agree...well some they can’t as they are allready dead....yeah ugly may not best describe it.
No wonder Thomas Jefferson once said major cities are “bane”. One disease that can’t be cured it seems is Liberalism.....god help us.
Woa.lol
okay that’s good to hear.
I was in C-Springs last weekend for my USAFA reunion...other than the Obama headquarters in the Springs, I saw exactly 1 Obama/Biden bumper sticker...On the other hand, Mitt stuff was everywhere, signs along I-25, bumper stickers on many cars....The Springs is a big military community and is Republican, so a strong turnout there for Mitt is a must. I feel good about Colorado....my home state of Jersey is a different story, but even here enthusiasm is way down, although Obama will win Jersey, just not by as much...
Thanks TexasFreeper2009.
California and (Old) Mexico would be my guess.
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