Oct 2010: R 33.4% D 36.3% O 30.3% (R-2.9%)
The polls have been based on false assumptions to keep an appearance of it being close.
This is why they know the GOP isn't going to lose the Congress!
Tomorrow is going to be a great day as millions of Americans rise up and retake this nation from the Marxists who have controlled it for the last 4 years.
The polls have been based on false assumptions to keep an appearance of it being close.
This is why they know the GOP isn't going to lose the Congress!
Tomorrow is going to be a great day as millions of Americans rise up and retake this nation from the Marxists who have controlled it for the last 4 years.
COLORADO EARLY VOTE REPORT:
2008:
1,704,280 total early vote:
Dem:
37.7%
Rep:
35.9%
Unaff/Oth:
26.4%
2012: 1,707,805 as of yesterday:
Dem:
34.57%
Rep:
36.58%
Unaff/Oth:
28.72%
**Apparently, Douglas County’s numbers are not all in. (Douglas is almost 2-1 GOP and among one of the 10 largest counties in Colorado)
So, a swing away from Dems of 3.8-4.0% since 2008. How much is due to changes in GOP voting early more often? Hard to say. But with Indies (”Unaffiliated” in Colorado) breaking to Romney, it looks like He has a bit of an edge.
Indies broke heavily for Obama in 2008, not what polling indicates this year.
Early vote-by-mail ballots are still being dropped off at Election Board locations today. And CAN be dropped off at precincts tomorrow
for later
Gov. Romney is the next President of the United States. Congratulations Governor.
I sure hope the polls are all wrong. I thought that would happen in 2008 (I was delusional), so I’m cautiously optimistic.
Plus, I do not want to have to face my students’ cheers Wednesday if B.O. wins.
I sure hope the polls are all wrong. I thought that would happen in 2008 (I was delusional), so I’m cautiously optimistic.
Plus, I do not want to have to face my students’ cheers Wednesday if B.O. wins.
Ok, I know what this says.......but what does it mean? Is RAS oversampling Rs?
Great News !! Unfortunately, it’s still anyone’s guess how Sandy affected this number. It’s sad but people’s party preferences shift for lesser reasons.
39%??? That’s almost like the old Dem percentages pre-Reagan. May we dominate with 42% this decade like they did for so long.
I read a theory the reason that the polls are always oversampling Dems is that none of the pollsters call cell phones. The theory is that the polls underreport Dem supporters who supposedly are less likely to have land lines.