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If Minnesota is truly in play, 0zer0 is finished.
I still say we’re just watching the polling entities having to move back toward reality, so as not to be destroyed on November 7th.
Even if it only means they have to defend their own turf it is a positive sign.
Every state is in play except for a few.
There are a lot of heavy metals in the water there...I’m not saying you won’t run into a very pleasant Minnestotan every now and again.
One more bad debate for Obama and we could see several “blue” states become toss-ups...
i would really hate to believe HALF the voters are THIS STUPID
I guess we will find out
I can (*almost*) forgive some of them for the last election- he was an unknown and it was a historic vote- first black president
but he hid his socialist roots, never mentioned obamacare, never told anyone he would spend half his time kissing muzzie ass
I’ve been watching the Huffington Post electoral vote count.
Romney is showing the best he has there right now, and the site hasn’t taken recent polling into account.
Every recent movement shown, shows a move in Romney’s direction, and we’re talking six states.
All of a sudden, with undecideds Romney is now competitive for the first time. Note Florida and other states now in play, that aren’t up to date on the chart.
Check out down below on the right, to see the color coded recent moves.
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/romney-vs-obama-electoral-map
“”””While Minnesota is a Democratic state,”””
I don’t think I would agree with that. The majority of the state is “real” people. Unfortunately we have the liberal cesspools of Minneapolis and St paul to drag us down. Also the union strongholds in the Duluth iron range area that will always vote for any democrat that comes along.
It all comes down to turnout. I just don’t see many hussein yard signs this year. Last time they were everywhere.
RCP’s two credible polls pre-debate had Obama up +10 and +8.
This one at +4 now makes sense.
I know he wasn’t exactly a red meat Tea-Party type, but Norm Coleman should have won in 2008.
Pawlenty was the Govvy there as well for two terms, so there is a semblance of a Republican Party there
4m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls Romney hasn't received the favorability bounce in OH that he has elsewhere- 45/51 now, 45/49 2 wks ago: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/10/obama-leads-51-46-in-ohio.html
6m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls Our full Ohio poll, which finds Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney 51-46, is now posted: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/10/obama-leads-51-46-in-ohio.html
34m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls Pretty sure we're going to do an Ohio poll every week for the duration now- really wish we had one from last weekend to compare to
51m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls D+4 sample on our poll showing Obama up 5 in Ohio. 2008 exit poll was D+8
54m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls @BuzzFeedAndrew Much stronger day for Obama Saturday. Why we don't just do polls in one night generally
57m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls Ohio voters on who do you trust more on the issue of Libya: Obama 51, Romney 43
59m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls One of the reasons Ohio's particularly tough for Romney- looking back voters support the auto bailout 54/37
59m PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls Ohio voters think Biden won the debate Thursday night 46-37, including 44-32 with independents
1h PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls 19% of Ohioans say they've already voted and Obama has a 76-24 advantage with them. Romney up 51-45 with folks who haven't voted yet
1h PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls Barack Obama leads our new Ohio poll 51-46, not much different from 2 weeks ago when it was 49-45
1h PublicPolicyPolling @ppppolls Barack Obama was a lot stronger in our Saturday Ohio polling than Friday night. We'll have the final results soon
If we get voter ID after this election, it might come into play in the future. As of now they have already counted enough Obama votes to give him Minnesota.
Poll Ping.
Yet we are to give credibility to a PPP OH poll showing Romney down five? Puh-lease. If he leads in NH (as last poll showed) and if he leads in NV (as one of the last two polls showed) and if he is pulling away in FL and VA, and now if he is tightening up MN, I don’t see any way he’s not solid in OH.