Posted on 10/28/2008 9:05:48 AM PDT by TitansAFC
...800 adults interviewed; of them, 736 were registered to vote; of them, 648 were identified by SurveyUSA as having already voted or as being likely to vote on or before election day. Ohio has 20 electoral votes. George W. Bush carried the state by 4 points in 2000 and by 2 points in 2004...
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Thanks.
GOP won’t stay home this year. And there is no way Dems will pull in 5% more . . . Even if independents break evenly, McCain looks good in Ohio. No?
Yes you have cracked the code, check out every recent national and state poll, in the overweighted national polls, the highest I see Obama get is 54, with many 47 to 50 numbers, that is bad, figure in that a percentage are lying to pollsters, that as you stated no way the Dem turnout will be that high and Obama is in trouble.
I think the mainstream media and pollsters knew that in order to give Obama a chance they had to lie to the people and obscure the real numbers. If the polls consistently showed McCain in the lead, Obama would lose in a landslide, but in order to give him a fighting chance they have concocted this fraud.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
I’ve heard similar internals all over the nation. I am pleading to whatever deity that the market will not tank (already incredible it hasn’t today) and that Bambi’s speech gets yawned off. If we can accomplish these two things we will have an interesting night.
Of that 22% who already voted, 3% were undecided.
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That is the 3% who are still in doubt about whether they made the right choice in the booth. Some people just never are sure.
HI! :)
I think you are right about senior citizens not voting for B. Hussein. Today I heard him making a speech in Philadelphia in which he promised a new benefit to college kids—free college for joining the military, the Peace Corps, or doing other types of service. I don’t think he would have made that speech if he didn’t need votes from young voters. I also do not think he would be making three stops in Pennsylvania today—Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Scranton—if he had Pennsylvania sewn up. He would be spending his time and using Bill Clinton to better advantage, say in Ohio or in Missouri, both of which are allegedly dead heats at the moment while he is allegedly ahead in Pennsylvania.
“Undecided” for those who voted may be the polite translation for, “I’m not going to tell you for whose electors I cast my ballot, a—hole!”
Population of Ohio: 11,478,006
Population of the City of Cleveland: 478,403
Population of the Greater Metro Cleveland Area: 2,250,871
Even if you take the greater Cleveland area number, Cleveland would still only make up 20% of the state.
These are bad numbers for Barry.
Really, look at the Reagan/Mondale race. Those two had more in common than the opposing parties in this race. Mondale took only his home state of MN. Obama may even lose IL. He will probably take DC (3 EV).
Sometimes I too believe Obama is toast, coast-to-coast, other times I don’t know what to believe except that Gov. Palin is the Democrat’s nightmare.
And hopefully, for many years to come.
In 2004 the exit poll found Ohio voters were
40% Pubbie
35% Rat
25% Indie
Where they are getting their projected turnout numbers, I have NO clue.
If the party breakdowns are even please don’t let it be a tie.
If Obama gets buried under a landslide, I’m going to enjoy hearing Chrissy Mathews on election night whining.
Cuyahoga county(Cleveland) has a long ballot this year both sides of two pages,I picture long lines and long waits before voting. I already voted MacCain Palin and for every Republican.
Good news. Ohio is a must hold. I’m curious, what are the voter registration stats for the state?
bmflr
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