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Libsmasher said:
All this means is people bought the lib media disinformation narrative on the economy. :rolleyes: People who act in (stupid) haste and elect Obama will have four years to repent at their leisure.
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Here's some more good news for you, something else you can snivel about.

Remember how we were always being told how the people of Pa .. the whites offended by Obama's "bitter" comments, the whites that supported Hillary would never vote for him?

A new SUSA poll has Obama up by 15% an overwhelming 55%-40% lead. Rasmussen has similar results, a lead of 13% for Obama there.

McCain has made a big play for this state and it looks like he's going to come up empty, real empty.

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=b99d60cb-3369-47bd-887f-85bae65d2a31

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...tion_2008_pennsylvania_presidential_election2
 
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Re: Military poll Obama or McCain... Guess who they picked :)

Popeye said:
A military poll? Well, if we were a military dictatorship that might be relevant. In the meantime lets take a look at something that really matters...as in the latest electoral vote projection:

Obama-349

McCain-174

Tied-15 (North Carolina)
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Oh I was not posting it like it meant who will win or not win. I was just posting the feelings of those who are in the service, those who would have to call the winner, commander and chief. They are not the only group who counts, but it doesnt hurt to show what they feel too!
 
Re: Military poll Obama or McCain... Guess who they picked :)

NO Obamanation said:
Oh I was not posting it like it meant who will win or not win. I was just posting the feelings of those who are in the service, those who would have to call the winner, commander and chief. They are not the only group who counts, but it doesnt hurt to show what they feel too!
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Better re-check your sources.

:p
 
Obama leads in North Dakota!

The three electoral votes are irrelevant but if this isn't an indicator of the way this race is going, I don't know what is. A new poll out of ND has Obama leading 45%-43%, within the MOE but remember a Democrat hasn't carried this state since 1964. In fact, Bush won ND by 27% in 2004, 28% in 2000.

The fat lady isn't singing yet but she sure as heck is warming up.

http://www.grandforksherald.com/ap/index.cfm?page=view&id=D93PHQN80
 
Re: Obama leads in North Dakota!

Isn't there a poll thread where all polls are supposed to go?

BTW, a polling of just a few hundred people is less than 1% of the population of the state.
 
Re: Obama leads in North Dakota!

GenSeneca said:
BTW, a polling of just a few hundred people is less than 1% of the population of the state.
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As you well know, that's the way polls work...polling a representative sample and applying a specific methodology. You however miss my point, the simple fact that Obama is even competitive in a state like ND is just another red flag in what has become a sea of red flags for the GOP ticket.
 
top gun said:

Just out...

CBS NEWS POLL 10/14/08

OBAMA 53%

McCain drops all the way down to only 39%
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I know, check this out..from Campaign Diaries;

It’s not just that Obama stormed ahead when the GOP’s convention bounce faded and the financial crisis erupted. It’s that nearly a month has now passed since Lehman Brothers collapsed, and Obama is continuing to gain, solidifying his lock on blue states and inching ahead seemingly by the day in red states he has no business contesting. With 21 days left before Election Day, McCain can ill afford to waste a single one, but he now finds himself down a staggering hole.
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Obama now enjoys a base of 264 electoral votes; i.e. not just 264 EVs leaning his way, but 264 EVs he can count and build on.Even the Washington Post’s David Broder declared McCain’s dream of winning Pennsylvania “Mission Impossible!” This morning alone, Quinnipiac and SUSA found Obama up by double-digits in four of the five blue states McCain was hoping to pick-up just a month ago: Michigan (+16%), Pennsylvania (+15%), Minnesota (+11%), Wisconsin (+17%). And SUSA also found Obama opening a 17% lead in Oregon last night.
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These five states were all won by Bush last time, by an average of 6.5%. Yet, according to exit polls Obama is dominating the early voting by an average of 23%...certainly this bodes well for all of us who want change.

The numbers are the percentage that had voted early followed by the exit poll results compared to the actual regular poll results.

NM 10% Obama +23% Obama +6%
OH 12% Obama +18% Obama +4%
GA 18% Obama +6% McCain +11%
IA 14% Obama +34% Obama +10%
NC 5% Obama +34% McCain +5%

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/10/obama-dominating-among-early-voters-in.html

Another worrying sign for you Pubs:

Is this a typical pattern for a Democrat? Actually, it's not. According to a study by Kate Kenski at the University of Arizona, early voters leaned Republican in both 2000 and 2004; with Bush earning 62.2 percent of their votes against Al Gore, and 60.4 percent against John Kerry. In the past, early voters have also tended to be older than the voting population as a whole and more male than the population as a whole, factors which would seem to cut against Obama or most other Democrats.
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I get my ballot early next week, can't wait to vote for Obama...change is in on the way.
 
Polls show Obama's numbers in down trend!!!

Today's Rasmussen polls show Obama's numbers in down trend:


See all recent Presidential Election Polls
Analysis of Daily Presidential Tracking Poll

McCain
Obama
Spread

10/16/2008
46%
50%
Obama +4

10/15/2008
45%
50%
Obama +5

10/14/2008
45%
50%
Obama +5

10/13/2008
45%
50%
Obama +5

10/12/2008
45%
51%
Obama +6

10/11/2008
45%
52%
Obama +7

10/10/2008
45%
50%
Obama +5

10/09/2008
45%
50%
Obama +5

10/08/2008
45%
51%
Obama +6

10/07/2008
44%
52%
Obama +8

10/06/2008
44%
52%
Obama +8

10/05/2008
44%
51%
Obama +7

10/04/2008
45%
51%
Obama +6

10/03/2008
44%
51%
Obama +7

10/02/2008
44%
51%
Obama +7

10/01/2008
45%
51%
Obama +6

09/30/2008
45%
51%
Obama +6

09/29/2008
45%
50%
Obama +5

09/28/2008
44%
50%
Obama +6

09/27/2008
44%
50%
Obama +6

09/26/2008
45%
50%
Obama +5


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Gallup Poll also shows Obama up by 6 points. Down from the 11 point lead that he had last week. I think that America has realized that the stock market issue and the economy is not only a mistake made by the repubs, but it is a global issue....

Recent Gallup poll trend
 
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Re: Polls show Obama's numbers in down trend!!!

Yeah, Obama's in terrible shape...I would be surprised if the national polls don't tighten somewhat, if history is any guide they will. Anyway, I've got some numbers too:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/maps/obama_vs_mccain/

Obama-286

McCain-154

Toss up-94

http://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2008/Pres/Maps/Oct16.html

Obama-352

McCain-171

Tied-15

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/10/on-road-marietta-ohio.html

Obama-353.9

McCain-184.1

Popular vote

Obama-52.1%

McCain-46%

Win percentage

Obama-95.1%

McCain-4.9%


You best hope that trend of yours continues steadily for the next 2 1/2 weeks along with a miracle or two thrown in.
 

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