There is no chance Obama will lose.
The polls don't lie. Historically, candidates win when leading by a point in October polls.
You can scream that the polls aren't correct, but history shows they are.
At THIS exact stage in the game VS McCain, Obama was leading by 7.6%.
He's leading Romney by 3.5% now.
Just to give you some idea, Bush only led Kerry by 1% in October of 2004. Bush won easily.
It's over. Obama has managed to win again by hiding the truth from the general population.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23240077 Actually here's some history:
1980 pre election poll (Gallup) Carter 44% - Reagan 41%
Election Day Carter 41% - Reagan 50.7%
1988 pre election poll (NYT-CBS) Dukakis 49% - Bush 39%
Election Day Dukakis 45.6% - Bush 53.4%
1992 pre election (Time/Cnn) Perot 37%-Clinton 24%-Bush 24%
Election Day Perot 18.9%-Clinton 43%-Bush 37.4%
2000 pre election (Newsweek) Gore 49% BushJr 39%
Election Day Gore 48.4% BushJr 47.9%
2004 pre election (Zogby) BushJr 49.4% Kerry 49.1% (virtual tie)
Election Day BushJr 50.75% Kerry 48.30%
2008 pre election (USAtoday/Gallup) Obama 50% Mcain 46%
Election Day result Obama 52.9% Mcain 45.7%
Can't really say that pre election polling is to indicitive of actual results.
Numbers only matter on election day.
