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Pollster Pulls Out Of NC, VA & FL: They're a lock for Romney

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No. It will be because the economy stinks under this president, with no hope of changing course under his leadership.

 

What happened in the debate is that people finally were able to see that Romney is presidential material, and is therefore an acceptible choice.

 

Disagree. Before the debate Obama led all of the polls and folks were ho-humming along until November. Now Obama has a fight on his hands. He needs to be lights out at the next debate. He needs Biden to pull a Romney tomorrow night in Danville.

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Wait, we are counting polling numbers now?

 

Of course. :D

 

The polls are always right.

Of course. :D

 

The polls are always right.

 

Thanks man, I thought I was losing it for a minute.

I'm not saying you're wrong. I just find that disheartening.

I hear you Clyde. It is upsetting even to me. But like PP92 said earlier if Pres Obama could do it then than why can't Romney? Its the age we live in. Again, just my opinion.

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Wait, we are counting polling numbers now?

 

Not necessarily.

 

I'm pointing out that a professional pollster has decided that , IHHO, it's not worth his time to continue polling in those states.

 

I would imagine that there are many states that pollsters don't bother with: New York, California, etc. This pollster obviously thinks NC, VA & FL are in that category.

 

His opinion. Not mine (yet).

Disagree. I think he showed he had a pulse and people responded to it. Nothing makes me feel like he connect with the middle class and that is my fear of Romney. That and he's believed to be anti-union.

 

I suppose I can agree with this sentiment.

Was in NC 3 times this summer. No visible support for administration at that time. Chapel Hill libs will have hard time over coming the rural parts this time around.

Ohio is going to be huge. Tons of Steelworkers are headed to Ohio for last minute campaigning.

Not necessarily.

 

I'm pointing out that a professional pollster has decided that , IHHO, it's not worth his time to continue polling in those states.

 

I would imagine that there are many states that pollsters don't bother with: New York, California, etc. This pollster obviously thinks NC, VA & FL are in that category.

 

His opinion. Not mine (yet).

 

They must have been oversampling Republicans...:D

Jon Stewart is speaking on polls right now. :lol:

I've said 6 weeks ago that soon or later Obama would have to defend his record. In the first debate he couldn't. I will interested to see how he handles the debate in foreign policy after the Lybian incident.

The Onion is your source?? I hope this was done in jest!

 

Its probably more accurate than NYT, even if it is a spoof site.

Ohio is going to be huge. Tons of Steelworkers are headed to Ohio for last minute campaigning.

 

You sure they are just campaigning?!?!?....:lol:

 

 

NBC/WSJ/Marist poll: Romney gains in key swing states - First Read

 

"One factor that may have pulled the party ID more heavily toward Democrats in this poll was early voting. One-in-five respondents (18 percent) said they have already voted, and, of those, almost two-thirds (63 percent) said they voted for Obama."

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