In a hypothetical Election 2012 matchup, presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney earns 48% of the vote, while President Obama attracts 43% support. Data released on the first 14 days of April has shown Romney with an advantage five times, Obama with an edge four times and the candidates tied five times. See tracking history.
Poll: Romney leads Obama by 5
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5 points? “Dead Democrats Voting” can get maybe 4. If this held, those Soros bought-and-paid-for Secretaries of State would Really have to invoke “the Al Franken Rule” and just keep counting.
Yea, I think Republicans have to win by 4 to win the election. A win by one or two would lose the electoral college. McCain lost by 7, but the middle state to get to 270 votes, he lost by 10-11.
https://mobile.twitter.com/#!/iowahawkblog/status/190991228832202753
The press and the Obama campaign (but I repeat myself), are concerned with Mitt’s taxes.
Iowa ask asks a related question.
Santorum supporter turns to Paul :
http://blog.briangallimore.com/2012/04/adrian-santorum-and-ron-paul/
Looking again, it looks like the middle state in 2008 was Colorado lost by 8.6, Iowa 9.3, Minnesota 10.2 Penn 10.4 and New Hampshire 9.5.
In 2008, McCain needed Colorado + Iowa for a 9.3 loss. He lost Wisconsin by 14.