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To: Utmost Certainty

Check out this link to see why many of the state polls, and some of the national polls are silly:

http://www.hughhewitt.com/blog/g/181c0976-0020-4f5b-9e60-b4c1350d2e96

Both of the interviews at this link show that the pollsters for these organizations are simply in the tank for the President and his party.

I figured that nationally, because the Dim machine can be very effective in cities, that there was a possibility of a D+4 turnout. Hey, if pubbies are sloppy and unenthused about supporting Romney (which I have heard ENDLESSLY on this forum), then it could happen.

Well, then I learned about the program in place for maximizing pubbie turnout that the Romney campaign has implemented. The Dim machine is about to get smoked on Tuesday.

If you are sincere about your concern, and wish to volunteer to help out the cause, I suggest you go to http://www.mittromney.com/ to sign up.


88 posted on 10/31/2012 4:49:28 PM PDT by GEC (We're not drilling in ANWR because....)
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To: GEC

Thanks. The Hugh Hewitt interviews w/ the Quinnipac & Marist pollsters were interesting and confirms a few of my suspicions.

I do think they’re being forthright when they say they simply report whatever party ID the caller claims to be. But I could speculate many reasons that the population databases of phone#s that the pollsters pull their random samples from might be ill-representative of the actual electorate likely to vote. There could even be issues w/ the question phrasing itself that causes R-leaning voters to not respond.

I have heard good things about the Romney campaign’s GOTV infrastructure.


111 posted on 10/31/2012 11:30:13 PM PDT by Utmost Certainty (Our Enemy, the State)
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