++Gallup 49 to 45 Obama
++Marquette Poll of Wisconsin Obama 53 to Romney 42. The Obama Superpac has pulled out of the state.
++Missouri (PPP) Romney 51 to Obama 45.
Larry Sabato and the University of Virginia's Center for Politics predict Obama has 290 Electoral Votes, Romney at 204 and 42 Toss-ups but this will be not enough for Willard to win. They expect the Democrats to retain the Senate and the Republicans to hold the House but with the Democrats clawing their way back but falling short.
++The Drunken Irishman over at Democratic Underground did his numbers and came up with Obama 332 EV and Romney at 206 EV.
The popular vote was Obama at 50.66 to Romney 48.34.
++Have a good debate. I'm too tired to watch.
++The Romney camp already explained that Willard didn't get enough sleep because his sleep was interrupted by a freight train.
Showing posts with label PPP on Missouri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PPP on Missouri. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Thursday, May 31, 2012
End of the Month News
As we watch Gov. Scott purge the Florida voting lists of actual voters and the Koch Brothers vow to spend $440 million to buy America and as we wait for another awful jobs report and the Supreme Court ruling on healthcare,where are we?
www.electoral-vote.com has the race 294 EV votes for Obama and 235 for Romney with 9 tied. They project a Republican pick-up of Florida, North Carolina, and Indiana. They have Colorado tied. I throw the Colorado 9 in with Obama making him at 303.
Huffington Post has 294 EV for Obama and 181 for Romney. Huffington Post's undecided are Colorado, Missouri, North Carolina and Florida. Again, I throw Colorado in with Obama. So both accounts basically agree on Obama's strength as we enter June.
More interesting is electoral votes projections of 50 Senate seats for Democrats and 48 for Republicans and 2 tied.
PPP surprised by its poll showing Obama one up in Missouri.
Marquette's poll which shows Scott Walker in the lead in Wisconsin shows that Obama is ahead there by eight. He won the state by double digits in 2008.
Next week's election in recall election in Wisconsin is expected to draw a turnout of around 65%. Yesterday, Scott Walker slipped and admitted he was the John Doe in the John Doe investigation. Whether this will be picked up by the media in Wisconsin is iffy.
www.electoral-vote.com has the race 294 EV votes for Obama and 235 for Romney with 9 tied. They project a Republican pick-up of Florida, North Carolina, and Indiana. They have Colorado tied. I throw the Colorado 9 in with Obama making him at 303.
Huffington Post has 294 EV for Obama and 181 for Romney. Huffington Post's undecided are Colorado, Missouri, North Carolina and Florida. Again, I throw Colorado in with Obama. So both accounts basically agree on Obama's strength as we enter June.
More interesting is electoral votes projections of 50 Senate seats for Democrats and 48 for Republicans and 2 tied.
PPP surprised by its poll showing Obama one up in Missouri.
Marquette's poll which shows Scott Walker in the lead in Wisconsin shows that Obama is ahead there by eight. He won the state by double digits in 2008.
Next week's election in recall election in Wisconsin is expected to draw a turnout of around 65%. Yesterday, Scott Walker slipped and admitted he was the John Doe in the John Doe investigation. Whether this will be picked up by the media in Wisconsin is iffy.
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