OH absentee ballot returns will shock you

the Demonrats will be screaming voter fraud if obozo loses..LOL

Holy fucking shit for real? Source please? please pin please pin please pin

Pin for a source

I usually refrain from being an ass concerning statements such as this one, but, could you please post a link? Thanks.

Nah, they'll be burning their own section 9's to "show the man".

We can help them

Demonrats are the FRAUD MASTERS!
Perfected in 2008.

Source before bs pin

I'm voting Romney just to smack that smug look off of Obama's face. 4 years of looking at that narcissistic POS has pushed me to the limit! And I don't even really like Romney!

Source or it didn't happen

and looting their cousins liquor and TV store..LOL

Michael Medved reported it on his radio show.

Found a link that has sourced info...

no BS from OP.

[link to www.redstate.com]

who?

It's true, I think -- but I think Democrats still lead by 200k.

Which is by how much Obama won in 2008 -- 200k.

Absentee REQUESTS. Old info. Not relevant now.

thats only a 41% chance diff

I wish he would have listed his sources

where are you getting these figures?

Very relevant now. request of 2012 versus requests 2008 shows a dramatic drop in requests from democrats, and a surge in requests from republicans.

Sorry.... progressive socialists are gonna get their asses spanked tomorrow.

Out of the million vote swing, Romney is likely to get 1,000,000 more votes because no Republican is going to vote for Obama this time around unless they mismarked their ballot. :-)

I find those figures hard to believe that swing is too huge

He said his source was some radio show.

First, that article was written September 29th. Second it says at the bottom of the article that it is an incomplete tally, "*This is an important caveat: there are considerably more counties out there that still need to report in. This report indicates that there were a total of 1.72 million absentee/early voters in Ohio in 2012; clearly the process has a way to go."

No. Racism because they know if they claim fraud, they'll be exposed.

There was a pinned thread earlier that linked to some coverage that was similar to what OP said. I'll try to find it.

He's a syndicated talk show host with about 100 stations. Medved has a photographic memory and encyclopedic knowledge.

Obama won Ohio by 5% in 2008, or by a margin of about 262,000 votes. (Keep that number in mind.) Exit polls show that there was a D+8 advantage in turnout four years ago, and Independents (about 30% of the electorate) went for Obama by eight points.

In 2004, as you probably recall, Bush narrowly defeated Kerry in Ohio by two percent, or a margin of about 119,000 votes. Exit polls showed Republicans had a five point turnout advantage, which was important because Independent voters (25% of the electorate in 2004) went for Kerry by almost 20 points. Republican turnout was almost certainly boosted by Ohio State Issue 1, a ballot measure to make it unconstitutional to perform or recognize same sex marriages in the state.

So it's fair to say that there will be no R+5 turnout this election. But then, there very likely won't be a D+8 turnout, either.

On to the polls. Romney has had the lead in exactly one poll (Rasmussen Reports, by two points) since early October. He has been tied in five others (two of which were also by Rasmussen Reports). In the polls in which he is trailing (which is most of them), the margin has been anywhere from one point to six points.

Let's take a look at the most recent poll from Marist. It has Obama leading Romney 51-45. The sample is D+9. Ridiculous.

The Columbus Dispatch has a poll showing Obama up 50-48. It has a D+3 sample size (possible). Independents favor Obama by 10 percent. That seems unlikely. Are Independent voters really more supportive of Obama now than they were in 2008?

The University of Cincinnati poll shows Obama leading 48-46. It has a D+1 sample (possible). Obama has a whopping (and difficult to believe) 14% lead among Independents.

Gravis Marketing shows Obama leading 50-49. It has a D+8 skew (not at all likely). In this poll, Independents support Romney by 12 points. Hmmm.

Quinnipiac's most recent poll in Ohio has Obama up 50-45. It has a D+9 skew (nope). Independents favor Romney by six points.

So as you can see, the polls are all over the place. They either have unrealistic skews that favor Democrats, or they have an unrealistic percentage of Independent voters supporting Obama.

But we do have some actual hard data from Ohio, besides polls. Remember the number I wrote above, Obama's margin of victory in Ohio in 2008? That number is roughly 262,000 votes. Well, about 180,000 fewer Democrats have voted early in Ohio than voted early in 2008. And about 75,000 more Republicans have voted early than did in 2008. Add those numbers together, and you get a net gain of 255,000 votes for the GOP. Which pretty much wipes out Obama's margin of victory from four years ago.

If Team Romney has a strong enough Election Day ground game in Ohio, he will win. And I think he does. (Romney by less than 1%)

Total Electoral College Votes:

Romney/Ryan - 285 (30 states)
Obama/Biden - 253 (20 states plus DC)

Popular Vote: Romney/Ryan 51%, Obama/Biden 48%

[link to blogcritics.org]

Show me. Post a link.

The left-wing media has been proclaiming this election
will be a nail-biter for months.
If true Americans get off their butts and come out
to throw the commie rat bastard out,
the socialist parasites and leeches of America,
which now make up HALF of America,
will go absolutely apeshit.

If you live in ANY metropolitan area, and are white,
you might want to visit your relatives in the country
until the fires burn down and the looters are jailed.