In response to:

Oh My: Romney Leads 52/46 in National Early Voting?

Ward3 Wrote: Oct 30, 2012 1:10 PM

NPR's national poll released today had a D+7 Sample and still finds Romney ahead by 1. Given that this election is likely to be evenly Split or slightly Republican as far as the actual vote goes I would say Obama is in for a Carter like beatdown next Tuesday. It's easy to see that the underlying assumptions of these polls are a far cry from reality with the early voting totals that are known and the enthusiasm gap favoring Republicans this cycle. I'm sticking with Romney 52-47 and at least 295 in the EC but possibly as high as 337 if it turns into a severe blowout which I think is possible but not likely. I don't see any path for Obama barring a major shift in the next 7 days. Only decision now is which Champagne to celebrate with next Tues

Join the Debate!

All comments and users are subject to Townhall's new comments policy.

StillStandingHisGround Wrote: Oct 30, 2012 1:32 PM

"Only decision now is which Champagne to celebrate with next Tues".

You may have one MORE decision to make: which TYPE OF AMMO to be loading starting next WEDNESDAY.

Flag as Offensive

Post Comment

Read Full Story

Oh My: Romney Leads 52/46 in National Early Voting?

Editor's Note: I posted this analysis in Hot Air's green room late last night, and I thought so folks over here might find it -- shall we say -- marginally interesting. One week until election day:

This data point was flagged by Breitbart's John Nolte, who was initially thrown off by the mundane, nothing-to-see-here headline, "In US, 15% of Registered Voters Have Already Cast Ballots." But then there's this, fresh from Gallup: