So who are you voting for? (President)

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link don't click lol

[Rohirrim]

Originally Posted by cutthemdown

**** this thread, keep it in the WPR forum.

Off topics welcome during bye week, dumbass.

[maven]

Originally Posted by Bacchus

Unless you live in one of seven swing states your vote does not count.

electoral college is stupid. ****ing stupid.

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by maven

electoral college is stupid. ****ing stupid.

I love the electoral college, there's a reason for it, too bad most people simply refuse to understand.

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local races ! besides I want to help ship him back to Hawaii !

[SoCalBronco]

Poll results are fairly interesting. Including the two leaners choices, it is Romney 21, Obama 12.

Ofcourse the OP did not include an "other" option for those of us who are not voting for either gentleman.

[maven]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

I love the electoral college, there's a reason for it, too bad most people simply refuse to understand.

Vote for the guy who you want to president. It doesn't matter if you live in Idaho or New York. Your vote counts.

[lonestar]

Originally Posted by Sideburn

Aside from saying "ok" to approve a mission he had nothing to do with planning, what did he do to get bin laden?

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

That's essentially true.

Although I think we'll have a pretty good clue what will happen early in the evening by looking at the numbers in a non-swing state. There's been some suggestion of serious movement in PA and this happens in almsot every campaign, although in the end it usually turns out to be a hoax. There have been a few respected polls that put it around 5 or below, though.

If on election night Obama wins PA by less than 4 points, he is toast nationally.

Nope, If Obama wins either Ohio or Florida it is over

[maven]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

If on election night Obama wins PA by less than 4 points, he is toast nationally.

WTF is this

[maven]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

If on election night Obama wins PA by less than 4 points, he is toast nationally.

Tell us more about Cutler and Shanny

[baja]

Originally Posted by Bacchus

Nope, If Obama wins either Ohio or Florida it is over

I want to know who makes jeans for an ass like that.

I mean that is a 1 in a 1000 ass. Really small market.

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by maven

Tell us more about Cutler and Shanny

They are going to win a SB together.

[SoCalBronco]

Originally Posted by maven

WTF is this

It goes to the likely turnout models and where the suburban vote is going. PA is a deep blue state and DEM victories are usually right at or over 5 points. Last time (08) it was about 10. It's prolly 3-5 points "bluer" than Ohio, which is the key battleground. It's a good gauge of what the turnout model looks like for the rest of the evening. If Romney is inside 4 points in PA, it means he is likely ahead in places alot more purple like OH, VA, and even WI.

That's a very early bellweather for election night....the margin of Obama victory in PA. Obviously, if Romney wins PA, then its a blowout. If he is inside 5 there, he has a slight edge nationally, if he's inside 1-2, he's in a strong position, if he wins PA, he wins easily and if Obama wins by 5-10, his GOTV operation is in good shape and he should be able to win nationally by 2-3.

[SonOfLe-loLang]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

Poll results are fairly interesting. Including the two leaners choices, it is Romney 21, Obama 12.

Ofcourse the OP did not include an "other" option for those of us who are not voting for either gentleman.

I dont think the Mane is really a good representation of a cross section of America

[pricejj]

Romney/Ryan 2012

[SonOfLe-loLang]

im not sure how Nate Silver does it, but he's generally right http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes...r/nate-silver/ He has Obama at a 67 percent chance of winning.

[SoCalBronco]

Originally Posted by Bacchus

Nope, If Obama wins either Ohio or Florida it is over

That is certainly true for Florida, it is likely true for Ohio, but I'm saying we'll get an early clue in PA, which will come out a little earlier in terms of results.

If Obama wins PA by like 1-3 points, that is a bad sign for their campaign for the battleground states. If its over 5, he's in pretty good shape.

[SoCalBronco]

Originally Posted by SonOfLe-loLang

I dont think the Mane is really a good representation of a cross section of America

I agree with that. Actually, back around the very early stages of this board around 2002-ish, this was a very conservative board and has become much more moderate in the subsequent years. I agree that it is probably still a little more to the right than where the nation is.

[lonestar]

Originally Posted by SonOfLe-loLang

I dont think the Mane is really a good representation of a cross section of America

[lonestar]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

I agree with that. Actually, back around the very early stages of this board around 2002-ish, this was a very conservative board and has become much more moderate in the subsequent years. I agree that it is probably still a little more to the right than where the nation is.

your killing me here..

just about choked when I read that crap..

this forum is so far to the left progressives might be center..

[24champ]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

It goes to the likely turnout models and where the suburban vote is going. PA is a deep blue state and DEM victories are usually right at or over 5 points. Last time (08) it was about 10. It's prolly 3-5 points "bluer" than Ohio, which is the key battleground. It's a good gauge of what the turnout model looks like for the rest of the evening. If Romney is inside 4 points in PA, it means he is likely ahead in places alot more purple like OH, VA, and even WI.

That's a very early bellweather for election night....the margin of Obama victory in PA. Obviously, if Romney wins PA, then its a blowout. If he is inside 5 there, he has a slight edge nationally, if he's inside 1-2, he's in a strong position, if he wins PA, he wins easily and if Obama wins by 5-10, his GOTV operation is in good shape and he should be able to win nationally by 2-3.

Another bellweather indicator is New Hampshire.

[SonOfLe-loLang]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

I agree with that. Actually, back around the very early stages of this board around 2002-ish, this was a very conservative board and has become much more moderate in the subsequent years. I agree that it is probably still a little more to the right than where the nation is.

It definitely leans right. I've certainly been in enough political arguments on this board where it feels like im the only one with my beliefs (I know thats not true, but im often outnumbered.) A lot of this board also comes from middle america, which of course leans right. And I think this bored is filled with alpha-males. Those tend to lean right as well.

[SonOfLe-loLang]

Originally Posted by lonestar

your killing me here..

just about choked when I read that crap..

this forum is so far to the left progressives might be center..

What board do you read? Seriously? You think a board with a Colorado/Utah/Montana/Oklahoma supported team leans LEFT? And look at the poll numbers, evidence to the contrary.

[24champ]

Originally Posted by lonestar

your killing me here..

just about choked when I read that crap..

this forum is so far to the left progressives might be center..

It's moderate.

You just spend too much time obsessing over LABF and Roh's posts.