[Jim from C-Town]

That is very interesting. O’Bumbler polls at only 47% in OR. There is that number again, 47% where have I heard that before?

[SeekAndFind]

A D+8 sample in Oregon?

Maybe not an unrealistic sampling for this blue state...

Anyone from Oregon can verify this?

[ObozoMustGo2012]

Obama’s down 5 points on a D+9 poll??? In a BLUE state? Bwahaha!!!!

[Fai Mao]

So, a +8 Dem poll when at best it should probably be +2 which makes Romney up by +1

[NoobRep]

I spent the week working in southern Oregon. If it weren’t for Portland and college hippies in places like Ashland, this state would be all R. Portland just runs that state.

But it does make a person feel good that there are people in parts of Oregon that are as strongly opposed to this garbage as I am. The clients I worked with were virulent anti-Obama to a person.

[Tea Party Terrorist]

Assuming all these blue state polls are accurate, I don’t see how Obama, while losing a lot of support, is equaling (or bettering) his ‘08 Ohio showing. Something doesn’t jive here.

[Oldpuppymax]

600 in the poll, a +8 Dem sample and an error of 4%! This isn’t a poll, it’s reading tea leaves!

[IsaacDian]

Tied amoung those that already voted...wtf

[sharkshooting]

This is the state Rush keeps throwing out there. I wonder if there is some serious inside info there? For a rep to win a state like that you would have to be low key. Can’t wake up the big city/college loons and let them know it’s competitive.

[rfp1234]

If Gary Johnson wants some recognition, siphoning off a bunch of pothead votes from Zero in OR is a perfect opportunity. I hope he can make a campaign stop or 2 up there. Ditto for the Green Party candidate.

[Veggie Todd]

BamBam has been running tv ads since the convention. Not one Romney ad.

[GLDNGUN]

When pushed, undecided voters broke toward Mitt Romney almost 2 to 1.

THAT is the money-line of the article. There have been theories and studies about how undecideds break come time to grow a pair and make a decision. They don't always break for the challenger, but here we have good evidence that it will be the case this year.

Romney may not win Oregon even if the undecideds do break 2-1 for him, but if that trend holds nationally...we will be in for a landslide. Being an Oregonian I pray that Romney does carry the state even though he probably won't need it (and shouldn't count on it). We have a MAIL-IN ONLY election. That's right...you CAN'T go to the "polls" on election day in Oregon. There are no "polls" to go to. I think that probably favors the parasites who get their ballot along with their gubmint check in the mail, and we all know who they vote for.

[Jet Jaguar]

Poll Ping. Oregon.

[Impy]

Early voters in Oregon have gone 47-47 so far according to this poll.

This early voting is very interesting.

[GLDNGUN]

Other interesting numbers from the internals...

Have you had a chance to vote yet?
34% Yes
66% No


Of those who have voted:
47% Republican Mitt Romney
47% Democrat Barack Obama


Hmmm...this shows who is fired up to vote and who is not. As we get closer to election day when Oregonians have to mail in their ballots by, more and more democrats may be too demoralized to bother voting, especially if the Libya fiasco continues to simmer, and if it looks like Obama is going to lose. There really aren't any other issues on the Oregon ballot that should get a liberal really excited to vote on and check Obama's name while they are at it. Even the "legalize pot" initiative may take votes away from Obama and go to Johnson.

(IF UNDECIDED) IF YOU ABSOLUTELY HAD TO CHOOSE TODAY, WOULD YOU VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN MITT ROMNEY OR DEMOCRAT BARACK OBAMA?

The undecided Republicans then say Romney over Obama 40% to ZERO%. You read that right, 40-0. The undecided Democrats split down the middle 21% each for Romney and Obama. The other 60% of undecided GOP voters and 58% dem voters refused to pick 1 or went with someone else. Also undecided "new voters" (haven't voted in any of last 4 elections) went for Romney over Obama 25% to ZERO%, with the other 75% remaining undecided or committed to someone else.

For some reason they asked this "undecided" group if they had already voted, and some said "yes"?! LOL Of those "undecided" voters who have already voted, they went for Obama 60%-40%. Buyers remorse? Stupidity to understand simple poll questions? All of the above? The undecided who haven't voted yet go for Romney 26%-9% with the rest refusing to pick between the two or picking someone else.

[Mike Darancette]

Of those who have voted: 47% Republican Mitt Romney 47% Democrat Barack Obama 6% Neither Candidate / Refused

OR is the state where they only have mail in voting? That 2-1 Romney undecided vote would not be included in those who already voted.

[TMA62]

I think Oregon has a larger Mormon population as well. That may be a contribution factor.

[Personal Responsibility]

The resulting data found President Barack Obama currently leading Governor Mitt Romney by a 47% to 42% margin.

When pushed, undecided voters broke toward Mitt Romney almost 2 to 1.

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That means the “when pushed” total is about Romney. 49.5 - Obama 50.5. In a D+9 sample!

This election is starting to look like 2010 all over again. These nine days can’t pass fast enough

[scottdeus12]

Oregon IS in play. According to my very (R) neighbor, Romney has a chance here. Tell your neighbors to VOTE!

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

I think Moonbatchusetts is in play. At worst, Zero won’t win by more than 5%.