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To: goldstategop

CNN has it even with democrats oversampled by 11 points

when you add these #’s
over sampled democrats 11
democrats who will cross over and vote Repub 5
Republican represent 6 more than democrats 6

11 + 5 + 6...doesn’t that represent a 22 point victory for Romney? wt*?


4 posted on 11/06/2012 11:36:22 AM PST by stickywillie (stanley ann went black, & never came back)
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To: stickywillie

Your math may be a little bit off.

Only 5% of Democrats are going to vote for Romney? That’s supposed to be impressive?

So 95% of Rats are going to stick with Bonzo.

Are we to believe that 100% of Republicans are going to vote for Romney? How naive is that?

In reality, there will proably be roughly the same % of crossovers both ways. You can find polls (even reputable ones) to document that. So take off that 5 from your equation.

Is R turnout really going to be +6? Not even the most delusional poll has R enthusiasm THAT high. +1 or +2, maybe.

11 percent oversample? Where is it written that there are exactly the same number of Ds and Rs in the USA? Maybe there really *are* more Democrats (no ‘maybe’ about it) — not 11% more, no way, but perhaps 5% more? Perhaps 7%?

If there really are 5% more D than R then a D+11 poll is “oversampling” not by 11% but by 6%. Still pretty bad.

So let’s say Mitt wins by 5 or 6 at most, not..... 22.

Even 5 or 6 sounds high, but as long as he wins by 1 in the electoral college that’s good enough.


9 posted on 11/06/2012 11:47:20 AM PST by PermaRag (If Trayvon had a father, he'd look just like Obama)
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