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2016 Postmortem

Welcome_hubby

(312 posts) Tue Oct 30, 2012, 09:29 AM Oct 2012

Predict today's Rasmussen outliers

It's 9:30am, which signals the beginning of a new round of outliers in Rasmussen.

Will it be a PA outlier? Florida outlier? Nevada outlier? Wisconsin outlier?

Yesterday's food-for-conservatives was Romney ahead in Ohio by 2%.

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Predict today's Rasmussen outliers (Original Post) Welcome_hubby Oct 2012 OP

He Is Going To Predict... SingleSeatBiggerMeat Oct 2012 #1

Rasmussen Today: Romney 49% Obama 47% TroyD Oct 2012 #2

Who cares? He's crap Champion Jack Oct 2012 #3

I thought the pollsters had agreed take a break from polling in response to the storm. politicaljunkie41910 Oct 2012 #4

SingleSeatBiggerMeat

(220 posts)

1. He Is Going To Predict...

Reply to Welcome_hubby (Original post)

Tue Oct 30, 2012, 09:35 AM

Oct 2012

...that a Cat 1 Hurricane is going to strike Southern New Jersey at approximately 8:00 pm yesterday.

TroyD

(4,551 posts)

2. Rasmussen Today: Romney 49% Obama 47%

Reply to Welcome_hubby (Original post)

Tue Oct 30, 2012, 09:37 AM

Oct 2012

Just saw these on Twitter. Same National numbers as yesterday from what I can tell.

Champion Jack

(5,378 posts)

3. Who cares? He's crap

Reply to Welcome_hubby (Original post)

Tue Oct 30, 2012, 09:45 AM

Oct 2012

politicaljunkie41910

(3,335 posts)

4. I thought the pollsters had agreed take a break from polling in response to the storm.

Reply to Welcome_hubby (Original post)

Tue Oct 30, 2012, 09:59 AM

Oct 2012

Or was this just limited to the campaigns and there internal polling; as if someone called would know the difference.

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