30 Days Out Prez Poll

[bajabuc]

Huge early voter turnout. 13370 in two days

[mikegideon]

This morning's email from the Obamunists. Like I said, I think they've (Romney) been holding their guns. I agree with that strategy.

This week alone, the other side is expected to spend $57 million on TV advertising against us.

It gets worse: We just learned that Mitt Romney and the Republicans started this month with a $34 million cash advantage.

This election is already extremely close. And because we've never seen this level of overall spending in a presidential race -- especially right at the very end like this -- we don't know exactly what it could do. It can't be good.

If we don't close the gap starting today, none of us should feel confident about how November 6th will play out.

[Oh Shoot]

Looking more and more like Ohio and Florida are the whole ball of wax. Romney needs both to ice it.

- OS

[mikegideon]

Looking more and more like Ohio and Florida are the whole ball of wax. Romney needs both to ice it.

- OS

Looking that way.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

He will.

[mikegideon]

I hope. He just had a big jump in the Rasmussen Daily poll. It pretty much agrees with Gallop.

Edited October 23, 2012 by mikegideon

[Mike.357]

Went and early voted today.

I noticed as I left the polling place that I had a distinct nauseous feeling. I don't recall ever feeling that way before after going to vote.

The entire process and choices offered sicken me.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Well, at least you voted. Glad you didn't vomit.

It does me, too, Mike.

Edited October 23, 2012 by 6.8 AR

[Mike.357]

maybe what made me sick to my stomach was the fact that I can't recall the last time I cast a vote for the winner in a presidential election.

Oh well maybe this time it will be different.

[kieefer]

From the Washington Times;

The Republican presidential nominee has clearly benefited from the debates. He had a 44.5 percent favorability rating at the end of September, before the debates. But by Monday, when he and Mr. Obama faced off for the final debate of the campaign, Mr. Romney’s favorability average was up to 50.5 percent.

Mr. Obama’s favorability rating averaged 57 percent after the primaries in 2008 according to PollingReport.com

Now, I don't put much faith in polls ( http://unskewedpolls.com/ ) but Romney is looking pretty good in a lot of them.

[kieefer]

Romney is also drawing huge crowds.

http://twitchy.com/2012/10/23/squirrel-romney-packs-red-rocks-libs-want-to-talk-new-deal/

Read some of the comments, we are going to win this one.

[Wingshooter]

I hope his momentum continues. Time to unseat the O from his perceived thrown. I'll probably get to vote tomorrow

[kieefer]

Big crowds in Nevada too - http://twitter.com/SarahH_CBSNJ/status/260835162928070657/photo/1

meanwhile, The president of Clemson University is chastising those who booed President Barack Obama during the college’s Military Appreciation Day at last weekend’s game.

meanwhile, BHO is probably campaigning while BenghaziGate unfolds.

[mcurrier]