At UVa's Center for Politics, Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball has moved the Pa presidential and Senate races to "lean" Democratic from their previous "likely" rating.
We also cannot ignore the polls showing tightening margins in both Pennsylvania's presidential and Senate contest, so we're moving both to leans Democratic, down from likely. Romney probably only wins Pennsylvania in a decisive national victory — we'll be stunned if it accounts for his 270th electoral vote — and the challenger's campaign is wise to downplay his chances both in the Keystone State and Michigan. Meanwhile, it appears that Sen. Bob Casey (D) is running a subpar campaign, and businessman Tom Smith (R) is hammering him with ads. Last month, we ran a list of potential Senate shockers — but none of them would compare to a Casey loss.
At UVa's Center for Politics, Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball has moved the Pa presidential and Senate races to "lean" Democratic from their previous "likely" rating.
We also cannot ignore the polls showing tightening margins in both Pennsylvania's presidential and Senate contest, so we're moving both to leans Democratic, down from likely. Romney probably only wins Pennsylvania in a decisive national victory — we'll be stunned if it accounts for his 270th electoral vote — and the challenger's campaign is wise to downplay his chances both in the Keystone State and Michigan. Meanwhile, it appears that Sen. Bob Casey (D) is running a subpar campaign, and businessman Tom Smith (R) is hammering him with ads. Last month, we ran a list of potential Senate shockers — but none of them would compare to a Casey loss.
Likely Voters: #Romney 51% (+1), #Obama 45% (-1); Registered Voters: Romney 48% (+1), Obama 46% (-1).
You're going to tweet Gallup that I'm a fraud, right?
Obama has absolutely zero chance of getting 300 electoral votes.
None.
Obama has absolutely zero chance of getting 300 electoral votes.
None.
The seven-day RCP average has Romney up 0.6 percentage points. In 2008, the RCP average had Obama winning by 6.7 percentage points, and in 2004, Bush was winning by 4.
The seven-day RCP average has Romney up 0.6 percentage points. In 2008, the RCP average had Obama winning by 6.7 percentage points, and in 2004, Bush was winning by 4.
yes i am certain it was an HONEST mistake.
and why dont you include what the poll says about itself :
"While Romney's four-percentage-point advantage is not statistically significant"
yes i am certain that was an honest mistake as well.
you are a fraud.
yes i am certain it was an HONEST mistake.
and why dont you include what the poll says about itself :
"While Romney's four-percentage-point advantage is not statistically significant"
yes i am certain that was an honest mistake as well.
you are a fraud.
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