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1 posted on 11/05/2012 1:51:30 PM PST by Arthurio
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Gallup tend understate Repubs and oversates Dems.. Final 52 to 47.


2 posted on 11/05/2012 1:53:20 PM PST by scbison
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The two are roughly tied among independents -- 46% favor Obama and 45% Romney.

LOL

3 posted on 11/05/2012 1:54:50 PM PST by Principled
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This is the Gary Johnson vote deciding Obama’s a better bet to legalize pot. We’re at 50. Looking at the historical record for challengers, I’m feeling good.


4 posted on 11/05/2012 1:55:04 PM PST by Viennacon
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We’re gonna win this thing! Are they melting down at DU yet?


5 posted on 11/05/2012 1:56:16 PM PST by Bridesheadfan
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How can they add the 3% of undecideds to the result “proportionally” if, by definition, their resulting vote is unknown?

This is a strange poll result. Obama up by +1. No, check that, Romney up by +1. Very confusing.


6 posted on 11/05/2012 1:57:50 PM PST by Signalman
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The most amazing thing to me this election is that this incompetant boob even has a CHANCE
7 posted on 11/05/2012 2:00:57 PM PST by Mr. K (What The World would hate more than the USA in charge is the USA NOT in charge")
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To: SoftwareEngineer; LS; Perdogg
From Gallup's report:

Between Oct. 22-28 and Nov. 1-4, voter support for Obama increased by six points in the East, to 58% from 52%, while it held largely steady in the three other regions. This provides further support for the possibility that Obama's support grew as a result of his response to the storm.

If this is true, 0bama's post-Sandy surge was in the part of the country he was going to win anyway. So he wins NY by 65% rather than 58%.

8 posted on 11/05/2012 2:03:02 PM PST by Arthurio
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Among independents Obama leads 46% to 45% ?!?!?!?!


9 posted on 11/05/2012 2:06:38 PM PST by daniel885
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Seems pretty questionable to just divide up the undecideds proportionally. Usually they break something like 2-1 for the challenger. If you divide up the 3 percent undecideds and give Romney 2 and Obama 1, then that makes it 51 - 49 .


10 posted on 11/05/2012 2:07:07 PM PST by AaronInCarolina
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Seems pretty questionable to just divide up the undecideds proportionally. Usually they break something like 2-1 for the challenger. If you divide up the 3 percent undecideds and give Romney 2 and Obama 1, then that makes it 51 - 49 .

Plus, I heard Karl Rove make the point a few days ago, that historically, the incumbent only picks up about a point from the last Gallup poll. That, again would put it at 51-49 for a Romney win.


12 posted on 11/05/2012 2:08:58 PM PST by AaronInCarolina
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That would likely be enough to give us the election, but wow would it ever be close.


16 posted on 11/05/2012 2:23:25 PM PST by comebacknewt (Newt (sigh) what could have been . . .)
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