This is the point, It will not be so close at all

one love · Postby **one love** » October 23rd, 2008, 4:00 pm

Ok right now it is

44.7% Obama
43.6% McCain
11.6% undecided
That is only a 1.1% difference way in the margin of error but there is 11.6% undecided still. McCain has jumped 10 points in the last few days. Most is the middle class those that make 45k-75k. If this keeps up he will win by far. I have said since he chose Palin that this was not the last surge in the polls he would get, this week has been awesome.
However if Obama gets this 11.6 % then he will win by far.

Now back to the point I dont think this will be as close as we think.

Or we could have McCain win the popular by a good margin and lose still.
Either way I am ready for it to end now and hopefully our nation will get to some sort of normalcy so they can leave our economy alone and stop scaring people for votes. Get out of our pocket by your political economy fears before it is unrepairable!!!!

Full Quiver · Postby **Full Quiver** » October 23rd, 2008, 5:48 pm

Either way Obama will win the popular vote. He's going to get the population centers such as NYC, LA, and Chicago.

Dr. Ron · Postby **Dr. Ron** » October 24th, 2008, 8:58 am

The polls are beginning to become laughable. Depends on which network you are listening to or watching.....

NBC has Zero ahead by 12 points
CBS by 9
CNN by 10
Fox by 5-6

None of them are that good.

The one poll that got it right in 04 was a poll (I forget) that called GWB and was on target...they have Obama 1.1 ahead on Monday.....and McCain had a "bullet" going up...

Joe the plumber and Joe the stumbler have almost singlehandedly given McCain the edge. MeCain will win.....because of the two Joes....and Sarah.

rjjunior · Postby **rjjunior** » October 24th, 2008, 11:04 am

http://www.tipponline.com/

This is the infamous "most accurate poll" from 2004.

It's at +3.5 Obama today...it bounces around the margin of error, but McCain has NEVER led since the TIPP started it's daily tracking. Amazing is the near 12% undecided. How can anyone with cable tv be undecided?

KBevangelist · Postby **KBevangelist** » October 24th, 2008, 12:06 pm

rjjunior wrote:http://www.tipponline.com/

Amazing is the near 12% undecided. How can anyone with cable tv be undecided?

I have asked the same thing!!!

KB

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