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Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis
That's a lie. I posted a Rasmussen poll that showed Romney ahead by 2 points in Fl. You questioned the poll and provided your own poll. You said that Obama is the "Most Likely" winner in FL, yet the exact poll you referenced showed the exact opposite.
How do you explain this?
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First: I am posting two aggregate pollsters, Nate Silver 538 and TPM, and both have excellent reputations for accuracy. They take Rasmussen and mix with other polls for a total, overall view.
You are looking at one Republican-leaning poll, only Rasmussen.
Secondly: For the third time, I'll repeat the same explanation: TRENDING
Obama is strongly trending up, Romney trending down.
Post Rasmussen Florida for the past 5 days in Florida, Rude. Even House of Ras has Romney trending downwards in Florida.
(Here: this is from Friday, but Ras has Romney trending down in Florida the past week
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/publ...rida_president )
Thirdly: Democrats beating Republican in early voting.
I've very confident of Obama winning Florida. Won't be by much, but he'll win. Even if Romney wins FL, he would have to still run the table with CO, NV, OH, PA, NC, VA, NH.
That is based upon looking at lots of different polls, over the past six months.
Romney simply has no easy way to 270 votes, Obama does. It's a week before the election. What you see is what you get.