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Originally Posted by Will
(Post 791871)
That's actually pretty interesting.
Out of the unlikeliest Romney state wins, I have him closest in Minnesota, then Pennsylvania, the New Hampshire, then Wisconsin, then Michigan.
A lot of pundits and pollsters have Michigan as a swing state, but not PA or MN. Yet I have both closer than Michigan, and this model has all 4 non-Michigan going to Romney.
I would be VERY interested to see their raw data and if they too have Romney closest in the same order I do.
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There is a link to their methodology, I had it and if I can find it I'll post. Think about the look of this map though. If anyone would have said three months ago that NH, PA, WI or MI were in play they would have been called out of touch yet the polls are aligning themselves with this map.
I would love to see Obama's internal polls, you know they must predict a bad outcome if his pollsters have pulled out of FLA, NC and VA and I heard today they are preparing to pull out of NH and CO. Also, why else would he change from all negative ads to more Reganesque ads?
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