November 6, 201213 yr AP exit polling shows (to no surprise) that the economy was the #1 issue for most voters. 6 in 10 labeled it the major issue, while 4 in 10 say the economy is on the mend. Half of voters say George W. Bush should shoulder more blame than President Obama for the current economic conditions. About a quarter of voters say they are better off now than they were four years ago. Exit Poll Shows Economy Still the Top Concern | RealClearPolitics
November 6, 201213 yr Electoral map looks pretty tough for Romney, got to pick up vast majority of so called "Swing States" to win while the President can win with quite a few less swing states.
November 6, 201213 yr Romney has to win Florida, Virginia and either Ohio or Pennsylvania...then pick up either New Hampshire, Iowa, Colorado or Nevada That is giving the President Wisconsin, Michigan and either Ohio or Pennsylvania
November 6, 201213 yr Eric Stangel @EricStangel No matter what happens, I'm just proud to live in a country where our voting process resembles a Moroccan marketplace
November 6, 201213 yr President has a less than 50% favorable rating...he's not real popular either. I heard today that if he lost he would be the first to lose having as high of a favorable rating as he does.
November 6, 201213 yr One good thing about living in a city with such terrible elected officials... the council race holds as much interest as the national races. Can't wait for the results to start coming in.
November 6, 201213 yr I heard today that if he lost he would be the first to lose having as high of a favorable rating as he does. Really? What did they say his approval rating was? I have heard numbers from 30-45%
November 7, 201213 yr Romney with the early (very early) lead as polls close in some states - 19 to 3 electoral votes.
November 7, 201213 yr I was told that an election official in Hamilton Co Ohio (Cincy, which is heavily R) said it will come down to provisionals.
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