Let me start off by saying I knew by late May this Presidential election was going to be a close race due to an under-performing economy with a high degree of uncertainty because of the Uranus-Pluto Square Alignments and the Mercury Retrograde effect on Election Day. For those of you who send me nasty and derogatory […]
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See the Complete Prediction Track Record for the U.S. Midterm and General Elections 2008 to Present The final general election horary forecast has Mitt Romney projected to win 295 electoral votes while Barack Obama would win in states worth 243 electoral votes, according the forecasting model using political contest horary in conjunction with polling trends of
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On the eve of the general election, Mitt Romney is projected to win 295 electoral votes while Barack Obama would win in states worth 243 electoral votes, according the forecasting model using political contest horary in conjunction with polling trends of the 11 key swing states over the past 13 days. The 11 key swing
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Ohio Poll: Romney, Obama Tied Among Likely Voters At 49% Each. A new Cincinnati Enquirer/Ohio News Organization Poll reiterated what other polls have shown, which is that the president and challenger continue to be in an extremely tight race. A Rasmussen poll conducted Oct. 23 showed the two men tied with 48 percent, a Suffolk poll
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If the election were held today, Mitt Romney 301 would win electoral votes while Barack Obama would win in states worth 237 electoral votes, according the forecasting results using political “contest” horary of the 11 key swing states over the past 5 days. The 11 key swing states won by President Obama in 2008 and
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Revised ( 18 of 21) Electoral Map Projection of the 2012 presidential election, based on mundane political contest horary: “Obama vs. GOP Nominee: Who will win X – battleground state?” With 270 electoral votes needed to win, the campaign will be fought in the battleground states of Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North
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Although President Obama and Governor Romney scored points with each other in last night’s presidential debate, it did nothing to reshape the race. Although Democratic voters may find reason to celebrate based on the results of the CNN poll showing split decision on debate, with Obama (46%) vs. Romney (39%), the poll (along with the CBS News poll with
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Revised ( 17 of 21) Electoral Map Projection of the 2012 presidential election, based on mundane political contest horary: “Obama vs. GOP Nominee: Who will win X – battleground state?” With 270 electoral votes needed to win, the campaign will be fought in the battleground states of Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North
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Revised ( 16 of 21) Electoral Map Projection of the 2012 presidential election, based on mundane political contest horary: “Obama vs. GOP Nominee: Who will win X – battleground state?” With 270 electoral votes needed to win, the campaign will be fought in the battleground states of Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North
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With less then 30 days before Election Day, Mitt Romney has sized the momentum by breathing new life into his campaign as a result of last week’s Presidential debate. The Rasmussen Swing State Daily Tracking Poll of the 11 battleground states won by President Obama in 2008 that are considered to be competitive in 2012
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