Intercept,
That is actually quite easy. For each point you take off the Democrats and give to the Republicans in turnout, you would just have to add 1 point to the Gov and reduce 1 for the President
So, if we use the 87% Republicans for the Gov but with a D=R turnout, then the numbers would be R:50 O:47
However, if you use the 95% number for Republicans voting for the Gov, then the final would be R:54 O:45
Cheers!
Well I knew that. ;)
But the Freepers needed to hear it from our resident "Engineer". I actually think this is the more likely correction to the Rasmussen poll. I agree with you that his results for R's voting for Obama are just off. But I think his number for D's voting for Romney are off as well. Probably a slight edge for Romney.
So going from 86/87 to say 95/95 is not going to make any difference. But a one point swing the Rasmussen's turnout model is big.
And don't forget: Rasmussen is almost always wrong about the D/R/I. Too high on the D and too low on the R. I'm counting on that being the case this year.
We are going to win!!!!!