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gateley

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28. Well you're on their radar, but not as much a toss up as Colorado, maybe.

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I have a very rich white friend that lives in an exclusive neighborhood in Aurora, CO [View all] Horse with no Name Oct 2012 OP

I'm upper middle class, and my phone rings daily. Huh, never thought about that angle. Butterbean Oct 2012 #1

What State are you in? gateley Oct 2012 #5

North Carolina. Butterbean Oct 2012 #8

Well you're on their radar, but not as much a toss up as Colorado, maybe. gateley Oct 2012 #28

I don't think it's the upper middle class part Aerows Oct 2012 #6

True. I just hate to think that our income bracket has something to do with it. That Butterbean Oct 2012 #10

Good to have this discussion of haves and have nots Tutonic Oct 2012 #16

Alrighty then. You're determined to be pissed off this morning, so I'm just going to let you be. Butterbean Oct 2012 #18

She is in a swing state you are not. mucifer Oct 2012 #2

Are the polls deliberately targeting what they perceive as upper middle or upper class? Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #7

That's it! It's not the income LukeFL Oct 2012 #36

Here in Ohio - earlier, it rang non-stop liberal N proud Oct 2012 #3

That's interesting Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #34

Interesting. But they're fighting tooth and nail for Colorado, Texas is pretty much a given for gateley Oct 2012 #4

She doesn't get "that" involved in politics Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #9

Have had the same in New Jersey. lalalu Oct 2012 #11

One reason why the electoral college needs to be done away with. BVictor1 Oct 2012 #12

Are you white? Tutonic Oct 2012 #13

My color doesn't matter Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #14

OK let me get this straight. You mention that your friend is WHITE Tutonic Oct 2012 #17

I don't do circular arguments Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #19

You don't do common sense either! You brought up RACE first! Logical Oct 2012 #26

Oh god what's the big deAl? LukeFL Oct 2012 #38

Is Texas in play? No. Is Colorado? So they say... Bluenorthwest Oct 2012 #15

That is true Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #20

That's a huge 'if' you are foisting. Most polling in States which are in play is about Bluenorthwest Oct 2012 #22

After we early voted, no one has called! B Calm Oct 2012 #21

Affluent, middle-aged white female homeowners ARE the most likely voters slackmaster Oct 2012 #23

Interesting. Then she IS the target demographic Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #35

Guess you don't count and nothing you say matters. lonestarnot Oct 2012 #24

I'm used to that Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #32

Gallup is increasingly having a ... nadinbrzezinski Oct 2012 #25

Why mention the color of this person??? Logical Oct 2012 #27

As per one of their posts above dems_rightnow Oct 2012 #29

Most polls publish stats to analyze this this if needed! Logical Oct 2012 #30

Why mention their economic status? Because they are concerned about a willful oversample TheKentuckian Oct 2012 #33

Exactly Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #40

Swing state treestar Oct 2012 #31

Interesting. We're in an upper middle class neighborhood ("good zip code") and we have been Nay Oct 2012 #37

not just the state Samjm Oct 2012 #39

Now I didn't know that. Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #41

I haven't received any calls either. proud2BlibKansan Oct 2012 #42

You Should see whats it like here in Ohio! :( Howler Oct 2012 #43

That would drive me insane Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #44

Actually Horse With No name. Howler Oct 2012 #45

I have seen yard signs Horse with no Name Oct 2012 #46

I'm in a middle class county in TX. I was polled by local poll, which incl. my Prez vote. Honeycombe8 Oct 2012 #47

We live in Conifer, Colorado. I might take a hammer to our phone. kaiden Oct 2012 #48