Ohio

[Mott the Hoople]

Not looking good for Romney in Ohio. A recent poll showed Obamas lead increasing to 4%. A Columbus Dispatch poll taken recently showed Obama's lead had increased to 9% in the State and exit polling from early voting shows Obama with nearly a 15% lead over Romney with nearly a million Buckeyes having voted early. The exit polls can be taken with a grain of salt as older voters tend to traditionally vote on election day and younger voters tend to vote early, given the demographics in the State one should expect Obama to have the early lead in exit polls of early voting.

The most alarming bit of data from the poll is central Ohio, which includes Columbus, the region which really gives Ohio its swing State status, has an 8% lead over Romney. As expected Obama leads heavily in Northern Ohio and Romney leads heavily in Southwest and West Ohio. This is the 5th major poll this week to give Obama a 5 to 10% lead in Ohio.

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/09/30/1-dispatch-poll-shows-obama-in-lead.html

Oh and before I hear of claims of bias in this poll, the Dispatch has endorsed Romney.

 

[PostmodernProphet]

This is the 5th major poll this week to give Obama a 5 to 10% lead in Ohio.

???...odd, RCP only lists three polls in the last mionth that gave him a 5% edge and none higher.....Time, Quinipiac, and PPP......you aren't by chance making shit up, are you?.....

 

[Mott the Hoople]

Did you read the link?

 

[BRUTALITOPS]

democrats always lead in early voting. As far as I know republicans have closed the gap pretty big from 2008 in that regard.

 

[Mott the Hoople]

democrats always lead in early voting. As far as I know republicans have closed the gap pretty big from 2008 in that regard.

Uhh correct me if I'm wrong but I believe I stated that.

 

[Guns Guns Guns]

FOX News says Rmoney doesn't need Ohio.


http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/on-th...ney-doesnt-necessarily-need-ohio-win-election

 

[Mott the Hoople]

That's OK....we don't need him either. Just ask the folks at GM, Ford, Chrysler & Honda.

 

[canceled.2021.1]

Not looking good for Romney in Ohio. A recent poll showed Obamas lead increasing to 4%. A Columbus Dispatch poll taken recently showed Obama's lead had increased to 9% in the State and exit polling from early voting shows Obama with nearly a 15% lead over Romney with nearly a million Buckeyes having voted early. The exit polls can be taken with a grain of salt as older voters tend to traditionally vote on election day and younger voters tend to vote early, given the demographics in the State one should expect Obama to have the early lead in exit polls of early voting.

The most alarming bit of data from the poll is central Ohio, which includes Columbus, the region which really gives Ohio its swing State status, has an 8% lead over Romney. As expected Obama leads heavily in Northern Ohio and Romney leads heavily in Southwest and West Ohio. This is the 5th major poll this week to give Obama a 5 to 10% lead in Ohio.

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/09/30/1-dispatch-poll-shows-obama-in-lead.html

Oh and before I hear of claims of bias in this poll, the Dispatch has endorsed Romney.

I agree. The election is over. Tell Biden hi in Wisconsin

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Did you read the link?

yes....and I'm wondering why they misrepresented the truth....oh wait....I see the problem.....the link is to a story from September.....I didn't realize you meant to tell us what things used to be like in Ohio....

 

[Mott the Hoople]

Un huh. It was published this morning.

 

[PostmodernProphet]

really?

By Darrel Rowland

The Columbus Dispatch Sunday September 30, 2012 12:11 PM

 

[Airstrip One]

PWN

 

[canceled.2021.1]

Not looking good for Romney in Ohio. A recent poll showed Obamas lead increasing to 4%. A Columbus Dispatch poll taken recently showed Obama's lead had increased to 9% in the State and exit polling from early voting shows Obama with nearly a 15% lead over Romney with nearly a million Buckeyes having voted early. The exit polls can be taken with a grain of salt as older voters tend to traditionally vote on election day and younger voters tend to vote early, given the demographics in the State one should expect Obama to have the early lead in exit polls of early voting.

The most alarming bit of data from the poll is central Ohio, which includes Columbus, the region which really gives Ohio its swing State status, has an 8% lead over Romney. As expected Obama leads heavily in Northern Ohio and Romney leads heavily in Southwest and West Ohio. This is the 5th major poll this week to give Obama a 5 to 10% lead in Ohio.

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/09/30/1-dispatch-poll-shows-obama-in-lead.html

Oh and before I hear of claims of bias in this poll, the Dispatch has endorsed Romney.

Are you that desperate that you tried to pass off a month old article as recent news? How pathetic.

Obama loses this election in a landslide. You can take that to the bailed out bank

 

[Liberty]

Not looking good for Romney in Ohio. A recent poll showed Obamas lead increasing to 4%. A Columbus Dispatch poll taken recently showed Obama's lead had increased to 9% in the State and exit polling from early voting shows Obama with nearly a 15% lead over Romney with nearly a million Buckeyes having voted early. The exit polls can be taken with a grain of salt as older voters tend to traditionally vote on election day and younger voters tend to vote early, given the demographics in the State one should expect Obama to have the early lead in exit polls of early voting.

The most alarming bit of data from the poll is central Ohio, which includes Columbus, the region which really gives Ohio its swing State status, has an 8% lead over Romney. As expected Obama leads heavily in Northern Ohio and Romney leads heavily in Southwest and West Ohio. This is the 5th major poll this week to give Obama a 5 to 10% lead in Ohio.

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/09/30/1-dispatch-poll-shows-obama-in-lead.html

Oh and before I hear of claims of bias in this poll, the Dispatch has endorsed Romney.

So I guess people in Ohio love $4.00 a gal for gas, less take home money, a liar as pres, mandates, 15,000+ new IRS agents, and regulations that kill jobs.

Sounds like the Buckeyes are a big part of the problem if what you say is true.

 

[Mott the Hoople]

Damn, I did read the wrong date line!I read the websites dateline instead of the articles. My dad!

 

[Mott the Hoople]

So I guess people in Ohio love $4.00 a gal for gas, less take home money, a liar as pres, mandates, 15,000+ new IRS agents, and regulations that kill jobs.

Sounds like the Buckeyes are a big part of the problem if what you say is true.

LOL, Wow pretty fucking hypocritical thing for a Bush voter to say. Ya'll have this case of projection. Ya'll stuck us with the worst and most incompetent US President since Harding (George W. Bush) drove our country into a shithole and you got the balls to criticise others? That's a hoot! LOL

Read my lips! NO NEW TEXANS!!!

 

[Phantasmal]

LOL, Wow pretty fucking hypocritical thing for a Bush voter to say. Ya'll have this case of projection. Ya'll stuck us with the worst and most incompetent US President since Harding (George W. Bush) drove our country into a shithole and you got the balls to criticise others? That's a hoot! LOL

Read my lips! NO NEW TEXANS!!!

The conservatives also stated that the President can not control gas prices.

 

[Damocles]

democrats always lead in early voting. As far as I know republicans have closed the gap pretty big from 2008 in that regard.

By double their 2008 early voting. It isn't looking good for Obama in Ohio. Also one of the most interesting things is the (slightly above) 400K voters that dropped from the rolls in predominantly Democratic voting areas. Amazingly, in CO more Rs have voted than Ds in early voting, it isn't looking good for him here either.