How Selfish Can Omama Be

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

I posted the latest Rasmussen projections a few post back in this thread. Romney could lose OH and still win, but would have to carry NV, a state which he as never statistically had a lead in, but has always been within 2-3 points of with the same % of undecideds.
OH is critical at this point in that whoever carries it, will most likely take the EC.

Exactly Elvis. it really comes down to Ohio. Plain and Simple.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

Exactly Elvis. it really comes down to Ohio. Plain and Simple.

Actually, no - If Romney wins Ohio, he still has to virtually run the board in the eight swings to get to 270.

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by Riot

Actually, no - If Romney wins Ohio, he still has to virtually run the board in the eight swings to get to 270.

I think that is likely to happen. If Obama can't carry Ohio, I don't think its likely that he carries the other states. I thnk he carries Ohio and wins the election but if he can't, he is toast in my opinion.

In what scenario do you see obama losing ohio and winning?

[Riot]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

I think that is likely to happen. If Obama can't carry Ohio, I don't think its likely that he carries the other states. I thnk he carries Ohio and wins the election but if he can't, he is toast in my opinion.

In what scenario do you see obama losing ohio and winning?

As of today, Obama is ahead in all the swing states but North Carolina. Look at Rupert's anonymous data, it even agrees - but unlike Nate Silver, it colors North Carolina as going blue for Obama. That means Obama would sweep all the swings, and the Ipsos/Reuters Obama electoral landslide would happen.

Obama only has to win 2 out of 3 of Ohio, Florida, Colorado to win. Romney could take all the rest of the swings, but Obama would still win.

Romney has to win all three of OH, FL, and Colorado, plus nearly run the table on the rest (the other 5)

Here is Nate Silvers aggregate of national and state polling as of midnight, tonight (including todays polling)

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by Riot

As of today, Obama is ahead in all the swing states but North Carolina. Look at Rupert's anonymous data, it even agrees.

Obama only has to win 2 out of 3 of Ohio, Florida, Colorado to win. Romney has to win all three, plus nearly run the table on the rest.

Obama has lost any advantage in CO and FL and is losing both by your poll. OH is a toss up by every poll other than the 5 lefty polls that the NYT (the bastion of truth) guy "aggregates" ...lolololololol

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

Obama has lost any advantage in CO and FL and is losing both by your poll. OH is a toss up by every poll other than the 5 lefty polls that the NYT (the bastion of truth) guy "aggregates" ...lolololololol

I suggest you read the article accompanying the polling on the site I listed, so you understand polling.

Keep hoping for a Romney win - but that's barely a 1 in 5 chance at this point, and falling daily. Obama is at about 80% right now to win.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

I think that is likely to happen. If Obama can't carry Ohio, I don't think its likely that he carries the other states. I thnk he carries Ohio and wins the election but if he can't, he is toast in my opinion.

In what scenario do you see obama losing ohio and winning?

The polls are still open when the exit polling and initial precinct data from OH will be released. NV will typically follow suit. You have it right - OH will sway the election.

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

now Florida is trending solidly Obama based upon actual early voting results with massive Democratic turnout greater than 2008. Obama already is leading the early voting by 60%.
you are delusional..

[Riot]

Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead

now Florida is trending solidly Obama based upon actual early voting results with massive Democratic turnout greater than 2008. Obama already is leading the early voting by 60%.
you are delusional..

You keep telling yourself that, because the electoral college results are saying you're gone from here the evening of November 6

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

Download our dataRSS
CSV
API Latest Polls
Pollster Dates Pop. Romney Obama Undecided Margin
Gravis Marketing NEW! 10/30 - 10/30 549 LV 50 47 4 Romney +3
JZ Analytics/Newsmax 10/27 - 10/29 828 LV 47 48 5 Obama +1
PPP (D) 10/26 - 10/28 687 LV 48 49 3 Obama +1
CNN 10/25 - 10/28 770 LV 50 49 1 Romney +1
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS NEW! 10/23 - 10/28 1,073 LV 47 48 3 Obama +1
SurveyUSA 10/25 - 10/27 595 LV 47 47 5 -
Rasmussen 10/25 - 10/25 750 LV 50 48 1 Romney +2
Gravis Marketing 10/24 - 10/24 1,182 LV 50 49 2 Romney +1
Grove Insight (D-Project New America/USAction) 10/23 - 10/24 600 LV 45 47 7 Obama +2
Sunshine State News/VSS 10/22 - 10/24 1,001 LV 51 46 2 Romney +5
Pharos Research Group 10/19 - 10/21 759 LV 47 47 - -
Mellman (D-Americans United for Change) 10/18 - 10/21 800 LV 47 47 6 -
Angus-Reid 10/18 - 10/20 482 LV 51 46 - Romney +5
Rasmussen 10/18 - 10/18 750 LV 51 46 2 Romney +5
Grove Insight (D-Project New America) 10/17 - 10/18 600 LV 45 48 6 Obama +3
CNN 10/17 - 10/18 681 LV 49 48 2 Romney +1
PPP (D)/WPTV/FL Democracy/TCPalm 10/17 - 10/18 800 LV 48 47 4 Romney +1
FOX 10/17 - 10/18 1,215 LV 48 45 6 Romney +3
SurveyUSA 10/17 - 10/18 600 LV 46 47 5 Obama +1
JZ Analytics/Newsmax 10/16 - 10/18 842 LV 42 48 10 Obama +6
Gravis Marketing 10/13 - 10/14 617 LV 49 48 - Romney +1
PPP (D) 10/12 - 10/14 791 LV 49 48 3 Romney +1
Rasmussen 10/11 - 10/11 750 LV 51 47 2 Romney +4
ARG 10/8 - 10/11 600 LV 49 46 4 Romney +3
YouGov 10/4 - 10/11 1,244 LV 47 48 2 Obama +1
Mason-Dixon 10/8 - 10/10 800 LV 51 44 4 Romney +7
NBC/WSJ/Marist 10/7 - 10/9 988 LV 47 48 4 Obama +1
UNF 10/1 - 10/9 653 LV 45 49 4 Obama +4
Rasmussen 10/4 - 10/4 500 LV 49 47 3 Romney +2
We Ask America 10/4 - 10/4 1,200 LV 49 46 4 Romney +3
NBC/WSJ/Marist 9/30 - 10/1 890 LV 46 47 6 Obama +1
Gravis Marketing 9/29 - 9/30 914 LV 48 49 3 Obama +1
Suffolk 9/27 - 9/30 600 LV 43 46 8 Obama +3
InsiderAdvantage/Florida Times-Union 9/24 - 9/24 540 LV 46 49 4 Obama +3
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS 9/18 - 9/24 1,196 LV 44 53 3 Obama +9
PPP (D) 9/20 - 9/23 861 LV 46 50 4 Obama +4
Washington Post 9/19 - 9/23 769 LV 47 51 1 Obama +4
ARG 9/20 - 9/22 600 LV 45 50 4 Obama +5
Mason-Dixon 9/17 - 9/19 800 LV 47 48 4 Obama +1
Purple Strategies 9/15 - 9/19 600 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
We Ask America 9/18 - 9/18 1,230 LV 46 49 4 Obama +3
FOX 9/16 - 9/18 829 LV 44 49 5 Obama +5
Gravis Marketing 9/15 - 9/16 1,728 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
YouGov 9/7 - 9/14 1,415 LV 47 49 2 Obama +2
Rasmussen 9/12 - 9/12 500 LV 46 48 3 Obama +2
Caddell/McLaughlin (R)/Secure America Now 9/11 - 9/12 600 LV 48 44 9 Romney +4
NBC/WSJ/Marist 9/9 - 9/11 980 LV 44 49 5 Obama +5
Consensus Communications (R) 9/8 - 9/11 606 LV 42 42 - -
McLaughlin (R)/AIF 9/9 - 9/10 600 LV 50 47 3 Romney +3
SurveyUSA 9/7 - 9/9 596 LV 44 48 5 Obama +4
Gravis Marketing 9/2 - 9/2 1,288 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
PPP (D) 8/31 - 9/2 1,548 LV 47 48 4 Obama +1
CNN/Time/ORC 8/22 - 8/26 776 LV 46 50 3 Obama +4
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS 8/15 - 8/21 1,241 LV 46 49 - Obama +3
Gravis Marketing 8/20 - 8/20 728 LV 48 45 - Romney +3
FMWB (D) 8/17 - 8/17 1,503 LV 54 40 5 Romney +14
Rasmussen 8/15 - 8/15 500 LV 45 43 8 Romney +2
Purple Strategies 8/13 - 8/14 600 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS 7/24 - 7/30 1,177 LV 45 51 4 Obama +6
PPP (D) 7/26 - 7/29 871 LV 47 48 5 Obama +1
SurveyUSA 7/17 - 7/19 647 LV 43 48 5 Obama +5
Purple Strategies 7/9 - 7/13 600 LV 48 45 7 Romney +3
Mason-Dixon 7/9 - 7/11 800 LV 45 46 7 Obama +1
Rasmussen 7/9 - 7/9 500 LV 46 45 4 Romney +1
Garin-Hart-Yang (D-Priorities USA) 6/25 - 7/3 803 LV 44 48 - Obama +4
We Ask America 7/1 - 7/2 1,127 LV 45 46 9 Obama +1
Quinnipiac 6/19 - 6/25 1,200 RV 41 45 12 Obama +4
Quinnipiac 6/12 - 6/18 1,697 RV 42 46 9 Obama +4
Purple Strategies 5/31 - 6/5 600 LV 49 45 6 Romney +4
PPP (D) 5/31 - 6/3 642 LV 46 50 4 Obama +4
Quinnipiac 5/15 - 5/21 1,722 RV 47 41 10 Romney +6
NBC/Marist 5/17 - 5/20 1,078 RV 44 48 7 Obama +4
Suffolk 5/6 - 5/8 600 RV 45 46 8 Obama +1
Quinnipiac 4/25 - 5/1 1,169 RV 44 43 11 Romney +1
Rasmussen 4/25 - 4/25 500 LV 46 45 3 Romney +1
Purple Strategies 4/19 - 4/23 600 LV 47 45 7 Romney +2
FOX 4/15 - 4/17 757 RV 43 45 11 Obama +2
PPP (D) 4/12 - 4/15 700 LV 45 50 5 Obama +5
Quinnipiac 3/20 - 3/26 1,228 RV 42 49 5 Obama +7
Rasmussen 3/13 - 3/13 500 LV 43 46 4 Obama +3
Rasmussen 2/9 - 2/9 500 LV 44 47 3 Obama +3
Marist College 1/25 - 1/27 1,379 LV 41 49 10 Obama +8
Mason-Dixon 1/24 - 1/26 800 LV 48 44 - Romney +4
Suffolk 1/22 - 1/24 600 RV 47 42 10 Romney +5
Quinnipiac 1/19 - 1/23 1,518 RV 45 45 6 -
Tarrance (R-Walker) 1/17 - 1/18 607 LV 45 46 9 Obama +1
Quinnipiac 1/4 - 1/8 1,412 RV 46 43 6 Romney +3
Marist College 12/4 - 12/7/11 2,119 LV 41 48 11 Obama +7
Quinnipiac 11/28 - 12/5/11 1,226 RV 45 42 6 Romney +3
PPP (D) 11/28 - 12/1/11 700 LV 44 45 11 Obama +1
Rasmussen 11/17 - 11/17/11 500 LV 46 42 4 Romney +4
Quinnipiac 10/31 - 11/7/11 1,185 RV 45 42 8 Romney +3
Marist College 10/10 - 10/12/11 2,225 LV 43 45 12 Obama +2
PPP (D) 6/16 - 6/19/11 848 LV 43 47 10 Obama +4
Suffolk 4/10 - 4/12/11 600 RV 43 42 10 Romney +1
Mason-Dixon 4/4 - 4/7/11 800 LV 48 43 - Romney +5
PPP (D) 3/24 - 3/27/11 1,034 LV 44 46 11 Obama +2
Pollster Dates Pop. Romney Obama Undecided Margin
Gravis Marketing NEW! 10/30 - 10/30 549 LV 50 47 4 Romney +3
JZ Analytics/Newsmax 10/27 - 10/29 828 LV 47 48 5 Obama +1
PPP (D) 10/26 - 10/28 687 LV 48 49 3 Obama +1
CNN 10/25 - 10/28 770 LV 50 49 1 Romney +1
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS NEW! 10/23 - 10/28 1,073 LV 47 48 3 Obama +1
SurveyUSA 10/25 - 10/27 595 LV 47 47 5 -
Rasmussen 10/25 - 10/25 750 LV 50 48 1 Romney +2
Gravis Marketing 10/24 - 10/24 1,182 LV 50 49 2 Romney +1
Grove Insight (D-Project New America/USAction) 10/23 - 10/24 600 LV 45 47 7 Obama +2
Sunshine State News/VSS 10/22 - 10/24 1,001 LV 51 46 2 Romney +5
Pharos Research Group 10/19 - 10/21 759 LV 47 47 - -
Mellman (D-Americans United for Change) 10/18 - 10/21 800 LV 47 47 6 -
Angus-Reid 10/18 - 10/20 482 LV 51 46 - Romney +5
Rasmussen 10/18 - 10/18 750 LV 51 46 2 Romney +5
Grove Insight (D-Project New America) 10/17 - 10/18 600 LV 45 48 6 Obama +3
CNN 10/17 - 10/18 681 LV 49 48 2 Romney +1
PPP (D)/WPTV/FL Democracy/TCPalm 10/17 - 10/18 800 LV 48 47 4 Romney +1
FOX 10/17 - 10/18 1,215 LV 48 45 6 Romney +3
SurveyUSA 10/17 - 10/18 600 LV 46 47 5 Obama +1
JZ Analytics/Newsmax 10/16 - 10/18 842 LV 42 48 10 Obama +6
Gravis Marketing 10/13 - 10/14 617 LV 49 48 - Romney +1
PPP (D) 10/12 - 10/14 791 LV 49 48 3 Romney +1
Rasmussen 10/11 - 10/11 750 LV 51 47 2 Romney +4
ARG 10/8 - 10/11 600 LV 49 46 4 Romney +3
YouGov 10/4 - 10/11 1,244 LV 47 48 2 Obama +1
Mason-Dixon 10/8 - 10/10 800 LV 51 44 4 Romney +7
NBC/WSJ/Marist 10/7 - 10/9 988 LV 47 48 4 Obama +1
UNF 10/1 - 10/9 653 LV 45 49 4 Obama +4
Rasmussen 10/4 - 10/4 500 LV 49 47 3 Romney +2
We Ask America 10/4 - 10/4 1,200 LV 49 46 4 Romney +3
NBC/WSJ/Marist 9/30 - 10/1 890 LV 46 47 6 Obama +1
Gravis Marketing 9/29 - 9/30 914 LV 48 49 3 Obama +1
Suffolk 9/27 - 9/30 600 LV 43 46 8 Obama +3
InsiderAdvantage/Florida Times-Union 9/24 - 9/24 540 LV 46 49 4 Obama +3
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS 9/18 - 9/24 1,196 LV 44 53 3 Obama +9
PPP (D) 9/20 - 9/23 861 LV 46 50 4 Obama +4
Washington Post 9/19 - 9/23 769 LV 47 51 1 Obama +4
ARG 9/20 - 9/22 600 LV 45 50 4 Obama +5
Mason-Dixon 9/17 - 9/19 800 LV 47 48 4 Obama +1
Purple Strategies 9/15 - 9/19 600 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
We Ask America 9/18 - 9/18 1,230 LV 46 49 4 Obama +3
FOX 9/16 - 9/18 829 LV 44 49 5 Obama +5
Gravis Marketing 9/15 - 9/16 1,728 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
YouGov 9/7 - 9/14 1,415 LV 47 49 2 Obama +2
Rasmussen 9/12 - 9/12 500 LV 46 48 3 Obama +2
Caddell/McLaughlin (R)/Secure America Now 9/11 - 9/12 600 LV 48 44 9 Romney +4
NBC/WSJ/Marist 9/9 - 9/11 980 LV 44 49 5 Obama +5
Consensus Communications (R) 9/8 - 9/11 606 LV 42 42 - -
McLaughlin (R)/AIF 9/9 - 9/10 600 LV 50 47 3 Romney +3
SurveyUSA 9/7 - 9/9 596 LV 44 48 5 Obama +4
Gravis Marketing 9/2 - 9/2 1,288 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
PPP (D) 8/31 - 9/2 1,548 LV 47 48 4 Obama +1
CNN/Time/ORC 8/22 - 8/26 776 LV 46 50 3 Obama +4
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS 8/15 - 8/21 1,241 LV 46 49 - Obama +3
Gravis Marketing 8/20 - 8/20 728 LV 48 45 - Romney +3
FMWB (D) 8/17 - 8/17 1,503 LV 54 40 5 Romney +14
Rasmussen 8/15 - 8/15 500 LV 45 43 8 Romney +2
Purple Strategies 8/13 - 8/14 600 LV 48 47 5 Romney +1
Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS 7/24 - 7/30 1,177 LV 45 51 4 Obama +6
PPP (D) 7/26 - 7/29 871 LV 47 48 5 Obama +1
SurveyUSA 7/17 - 7/19 647 LV 43 48 5 Obama +5
Purple Strategies 7/9 - 7/13 600 LV 48 45 7 Romney +3
Mason-Dixon 7/9 - 7/11 800 LV 45 46 7 Obama +1
Rasmussen 7/9 - 7/9 500 LV 46 45 4 Romney +1
Garin-Hart-Yang (D-Priorities USA) 6/25 - 7/3 803 LV 44 48 - Obama +4
We Ask America 7/1 - 7/2 1,127 LV 45 46 9 Obama +1
Quinnipiac 6/19 - 6/25 1,200 RV 41 45 12 Obama +4
Quinnipiac 6/12 - 6/18 1,697 RV 42 46 9 Obama +4
Purple Strategies 5/31 - 6/5 600 LV 49 45 6 Romney +4
PPP (D) 5/31 - 6/3 642 LV 46 50 4 Obama +4
Quinnipiac 5/15 - 5/21 1,722 RV 47 41 10 Romney +6
NBC/Marist 5/17 - 5/20 1,078 RV 44 48 7 Obama +4
Suffolk 5/6 - 5/8 600 RV 45 46 8 Obama +1
Quinnipiac 4/25 - 5/1 1,169 RV 44 43 11 Romney +1
Rasmussen 4/25 - 4/25 500 LV 46 45 3 Romney +1
Purple Strategies 4/19 - 4/23 600 LV 47 45 7 Romney +2
FOX 4/15 - 4/17 757 RV 43 45 11 Obama +2
PPP (D) 4/12 - 4/15 700 LV 45 50 5 Obama +5
Quinnipiac 3/20 - 3/26 1,228 RV 42 49 5 Obama +7
Rasmussen 3/13 - 3/13 500 LV 43 46 4 Obama +3
Rasmussen 2/9 - 2/9 500 LV 44 47 3 Obama +3
Marist College 1/25 - 1/27 1,379 LV 41 49 10 Obama +8
Mason-Dixon 1/24 - 1/26 800 LV 48 44 - Romney +4
Suffolk 1/22 - 1/24 600 RV 47 42 10 Romney +5
Quinnipiac 1/19 - 1/23 1,518 RV 45 45 6 -
Tarrance (R-Walker) 1/17 - 1/18 607 LV 45 46 9 Obama +1
Quinnipiac 1/4 - 1/8 1,412 RV 46 43 6 Romney +3
Marist College 12/4 - 12/7/11 2,119 LV 41 48 11 Obama +7
Quinnipiac 11/28 - 12/5/11 1,226 RV 45 42 6 Romney +3
PPP (D) 11/28 - 12/1/11 700 LV 44 45 11 Obama +1
Rasmussen 11/17 - 11/17/11 500 LV 46 42 4 Romney +4
Quinnipiac 10/31 - 11/7/11 1,185 RV 45 42 8 Romney +3
Marist College 10/10 - 10/12/11 2,225 LV 43 45 12 Obama +2
PPP (D) 6/16 - 6/19/11 848 LV 43 47 10 Obama +4
Suffolk 4/10 - 4/12/11 600 RV 43 42 10 Romney +1
Mason-Dixon 4/4 - 4/7/11 800 LV 48 43 - Romney +5
PPP (D) 3/24 - 3/27/11 1,034 LV 44 46 11 Obama +2
Show more ▼More Poll Charts

Mitt Romney 48.5% Barack Obama 47.4%

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by Riot

You keep telling yourself that, because the electoral college results are saying you're gone from here the evening of November 6

Please explain how you crowned Obama as Most Likely winning FL when your own poll says the opposite.

Obama got a slight bump by pollsters reading into Christys endorsement of how he said he was going to open the floodgates of borrowed money (ie. remove all red tape) to save his state. Which the President should. These people need help. Now. That is a position held by all, I hope.

But that won't translate on Tuesday. 80% chance?!! Intrade would dispute this by 15% at least.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

Exactly Elvis. it really comes down to Ohio. Plain and Simple.

Not according to Queen Aggregator. Obama doesn't even need to show up