2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumFrancis Tresham
(7 posts)Are we going to lose!!!!
RightBWrong
(26 posts)VirginiaTarheel
(823 posts)NewsCenter28
(1,835 posts)I hope you enjoy your (brief?) stay!!
No, we are NOT going to lose. Your guy, otoh, may lose by a margin of 50-75+ EVs!
Blue Owl
(50,567 posts)n/t
+1
TroyD
(4,551 posts)He was +1 yesterday.
Mojorabbit
(16,020 posts)The suspense of this election is killing me.
Jennicut
(25,415 posts)Going up and down 1 point is basic statistical noise. I am not sure why anyone worries about this. None of these polls are really changing much, aside from Rasmussen's obvious change from plus 4 R to tied.
TroyD
(4,551 posts)That's the question.
Right now he still seems stuck in a statistical tie with Romney in the National polls.
Nate Silver predicts he will ultimately win the popular vote, but I really can't tell anymore.
Jennicut
(25,415 posts)Will the south vote at a really high turnout rate compared to all the blue states? The east coast has it's own issues right now with Sandy. I live in Connecticut and I know many polling stations have no power still. They will be doing paper ballots and hand counting if need be. If it is because of Sandy that Obama loses the popular vote by an extremely slim margin then I really think most pundits will report that.
naviman
(102 posts)but Romney is at a whopping 97% with Republicans. I think this explains why indies were for Romney so much. Now some of them are identifying as Republicans so the ones left are true indies.
aaaaaa5a
(4,667 posts)The way the battleground states are polling, Romney will likely have to win the national vote by 2-3% points to move enough battleground states.
ABC-Tie
Ras-Tie
PPP-O+3
If these national numbers hold, Obama has a clear path to 270.