Looking at the chart comparing 2008 to today (10/14), there appears to be a swing going on in the toss up states. Three have swung to Romney and many others have dropped significantly from where they were in 2008.
So what does this mean???
Change in Toss Up States
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The only true poll is election day.
How many polls between now & Nov.6 2012?
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Call it Crazy says
Not much, other than you saw some polls you like. Here's more swing state polls. RCP shows all the major polls, and the PCP average is shown on the politico site.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/president/
http://www.politico.com/2012-election/swing-state/
The trend has been going Romneys way. The money has him back up to nearly a 40% chance of winning.
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marcus says
That chart came from RCP....
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Obama's party losing 63 seats in the House in 2010, having no appreciable change in the unemployment rate since then and then winning a second term flies in the face of EVERYTHING I've ever been taught about American politics whether in the classroom or on the campaign trail.
I may have already discussed this but the last guy who was able to do what Obama says he can do was FDR in 1936. Roosevelt's party gained nine seats at the 1934 midterms. Obama's party lost fourteen percent of the entire House at theirs.
Ain't no way. Ain't no way in hell.