USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: [Leonenet] It Now Boils Down To Florida, Ohio And Virginia

Agba CJ, Romney has not taken the commanding lead in the Electoral College Votes because he has slight leads in the eight swing/battleground states that will decide this The Mother of All Elections. And that is all Mitt Romney needs----slight margins of victory in those states, which comprise between 75 and 95 percent white voters. One must have a lead beyond the margin of error to be awarded a state. That is the reason Obama's total has frozen for such a long time.

Two reasons for this state of affairs: (1) Bradley and Wilder Effects and (2) "It's the Economy, Stupid!"

-----Original Message-----
From: "Cecil (CJ) John"
Sent: Nov 6, 2012 9:03 AM
To: "leonenet@lists.umbc.edu" , Abdul Karim Bangura
Cc: "USAAfricaDialogue@googlegroups.com" , leonenet
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] It Now Boils Down To Florida, Ohio And Virginia

Dear professor,

This is Rasmussen so I do EXPECT you to read your own email before sending it out. Note particularly Obama's edge where it matters, the EC map....."WHICH WILL ULTIMATELY DECIDE"!!!!

"The latest Presidential Polls for the 2012 Election, released just a day before election day by Rasmussen Reports, indicates that the race is still too close to predict with any certainty who the winner will be.

The polls have continued to show that Republican candidate Mitt Romney holds a slender advantage when it comes to the nationwide popular vote. However, when it comes to the Electoral College Vote - which will ultimately decide who wins the election - Obama has the slender lead."

You are just jubilating over what we have been saying all along.

Sincerely,

CJ

On Nov 6, 2012, at 1:13 AM, Abdul Karim Bangura <theai@earthlink.net> wrote:

The latest Presidential Polls for the 2012 Election, released just a day before election day by Rasmussen Reports, indicates that the race is still too close to predict with any certainty who the winner will be.

The polls have continued to show that Republican candidate Mitt Romney holds a slender advantage when it comes to the nationwide popular vote. However, when it comes to the Electoral College Vote - which will ultimately decide who wins the election - Obama has the slender lead.