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To: SoFloFreeper

Rs are up ovet 08 in all but two minor counties that w have data for. The percentages of---READ MY LIPS---ABSENTEE votes shows Ds down across the board by large percentages. In sheer #s, the Ds will win absentees. But ll along it has been the decline in D. Numbers that is important, I.e., their lead going into Nov. 6.

Absentee votes ar not the same as "early" (I.e., in person voting. But those numbers ar hugely down too. Ohio's. 2008 history was that Ds dominated absentee AND early voting. They have to have. Lead by our estimates of 220,000 to have a shot of winning on Election Day. They are over 100,000 short of that. Please. Go to the spreadsheets this elves and make your own judgments.

89 posted on 10/25/2012 1:46:47 PM PDT by LS ("Castles Made of Sand, Fall in the Sea . . . Eventually (Hendrix))

Sorry for spellings. Sent from IPad bouncing around in a taxi

90 posted on 10/25/2012 5:28:49 PM PDT by LS ("Castles Made of Sand, Fall in the Sea . . . Eventually (Hendrix))

So you are saying that R’s in Ohio can overcome a 120k vote disadvantage?

95 posted on 10/26/2012 10:30:34 AM PDT by CPT Clay (Follow me on Twitter @Clay N TX)

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