ON NOV. 7TH MORNING RETURNS TO AMERICA: IN THE END, RIGHT TRIUMPHS
VICE PRESIDENT RYAN 
Posted on 11/05/2012 1:19:21 PM PST by SoFloFreeper
Mitt Romney is ahead by a single percentage point in Ohio, according to internal polling data provided to MailOnline by a Republican party source.
Internal campaign polling completed last night by campaign pollster Neil Newhouse has Romney three points up in New Hampshire, two points up in Iowa and dead level in Wisconsin and - most startlingly - Pennsylvania.
Internal poll show Romney trailing in Nevada, reflected in a consensus among senior advisers that Obama will probably win the state. Early voting in Nevada has shown very heavy turnout in the Democratic stronghold of Clark County and union organisation in the state is strong.
Romney is to campaign in Cleveland, Ohio and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on election day, reflecting the tightness of the race in Ohio and the tantalising prospect of success in Pennsylvania, which has not gone Republican in a presidential campaign for 24 years.
Nearly all public polling put Obama ahead in Ohio by whisker at least. The RealClearPolitics average of polls there gives the president a 2.8 per cent advantage. But the Romney campaign insists that pollsters have their models wrong and are overestimating Democratic turnout and underestimating Republican enthusiasm.
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Perhaps they’re factoring in 0bama’s voter fraud. Would be a realistic thing to do, actually. I am VERY impressed with how Romney has handled this campaign. God Bless America, and please God SAVE US FROM EVIL ON NOV. 6TH!!!!!
VA and FL are safe Romney.
Karl Rove kind of let the “close poll” strategy slip this morning when he mentioned that close polls are a better campaign tool than big leads. It also makes plenty for pundits and media to talk about.
I agree with your take. I think OH and PA are sure wins for Romney at this point.
Karl Rove kind of let the “close poll” strategy slip this morning when he mentioned that close polls are a better campaign tool than big leads. It also makes plenty for pundits and media to talk about.
I agree with your take. I think OH and PA are sure wins for Romney at this point.
Central ohio..........the people I have talked to, those who have early voted, say the lines are spectacular. Long, long waits.
Oh yeah, we’re getting the straight scoop, sure, whatever...
THere is a reason why they are “internal” numbers.
This is a leak, bs, meant to drive voters to show up. Both parties and the media do it.
Obama, if it was this close, would not have that obvious negative attitude, while Romney is bouncing around and whistling. If this was close, Romney would be making a bigger deal, about some more controversial issues like Benghazi.
I’ll say this, if the race is as close as they make it sound, which I don’t believe, then Romney has run a pretty poor campaign for the last couple weeks. I mean, who the hell would run prevent defense when you are slightly behind?
And we all know, that a tie goes to the Dems every time...
Probably won't even be able to watch whats going on here tomorrow since my connection has been having sooo much d@mn trouble and kicking me out all the time!
Side note, it seems like the problem with FR is fixed as everything is faster and don’t time out anymore.
FYI…
ON NOV. 7TH MORNING RETURNS TO AMERICA: IN THE END, RIGHT TRIUMPHS
VICE PRESIDENT RYAN
BS
Why would they release their internal polls?
Just because it’s in print does not make it true.
Here is the White Elephant - while a GOP pollster may get the party split right and not over sample RATs, there will be no more reason for a person to speak to that pollster anymore than one from Gallup, Pew.
So we are still not hearing from the 91-97% of the people who won’t even talk to the pollsters.
They don’t know that this pollster is working for the campaign.
Don't you think the Dems would easily steal even 1,000 votes? Here's my question, will Romney stand up to the lying cheats this time? Too many times the Republican plays fair and the Dems steal elections from the people.
Trying to make sense out of all the prognosticators has my head spinning and my heart rate up. One minute I’m feeling pretty positive that Romney can win, then I will read something that tells me obammy is going to win in a landslike. What to believe? Lord, hear our prayers.
I don’t care if he wins by 1 SINGLE vote as long as we get the current lying scumbag MARXIST out!
“I don’t care if he wins by 1 SINGLE vote as long as we get the current lying scumbag MARXIST out!”
That’s the problem.
Ohio is going to be VERY close, TOO close. Ohio 2012 is going to be a replay of Florida 2000 — that’s my prediction.
This might not matter — IF Mr. Romney is able to “skirt around the Ohio problem” by picking up 2 or 3 other states that [combined] get him to 270 electoral votes without OH. But right now, that’s still up in the air. There’s just no way to know who’s going to win states like Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. I can just as credibly foresee Obama taking those states as Romney.
I know about “voter enthusiasm”, and all that stuff, blah, blah, blah. All we can do now is wait for the results.
This election is as close as it gets and frankly, Obama is going in with the advantage. I will vote for Mr. Romney and every other Republican candidate tomorrow (I -DO NOT- vote for democrats), but if he wins it will be a “come from behind upset”.
Then again, it could be “1948 all over again” (”Dewey Beats Truman!”)...
If Mitt wins, will he open the Office of the President-Elect?
just wondering..
Did the Catholic church get the vote and word out about this radical agenda by the left and that the Dem party is ot the JFK but a radcial socialist new party hyjacked by the radcial left over of the 60’s?...
...don’t hope for too much with the Novus Ordo Church crowd...especially the women...since the ‘70’s the Church has preached social justice till it oozed out the parishioners’ ears...and made a perfect breeding ground for the lefties to manipulate the message...numerous Catholic women are of the opinion that abortion equals social justice-they themselves would never do it, but they won’t push for legislation to prevent anyone else taking the infanticide route...
...I suspect the bishops made some inroads this time around...and we can all hope that the Church of the last fifty years has run its course and returns to its traditional home, at least to the extent where social justice gets trumped by worship as the focal point of religious identity...
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