Stolen Elections? The last time that happened nationally was 2000. How’d that turn out?

Keep in mind that this article (Datechguy) an the University of Colorado study do not mean that anything is written in stone. However, the fact that they go against the conventional media wisdom means that there is more out there than meets the eye; an idea I’ve been promoting here fro quite some time.

There are two solutions to a “stolen election” charge. The first is to get out the vote so that a Romney win is decisive enough that the charge can’t be made. I think the Univ Colorado model (52.3% if I remember correctly) would do accomplish that and , if accurate, this rasmussen pol indicates that it could be at least that.

The second is to make sure that decisive vote is decisive enough in the swing states. Practically speaking, who cares if the Obama fraudsters stuff ballot boxes in California, Delaware or DC. Obama will take those states anyway. The keys are OH, PA, VA and IA. I think FL will be strongly enough Romney that it won’t matter (seniors who respect maturity and results and aren’t swayed by a “cool” factor, an increased Jewish vote as the result of Israel and the Middle East, and Cubans who trend more Republican than Mexican Hispanics).

Jamie Irons

There is a discussion of the problem at Gallup.

I suspect the author minimizes the impact, but it has to have some. People who have abandoned land lines are much harder to poll. People with call screening are hard to poll, especially since they may get half a dozen such calls in a day.

We screen our calls and rarely respond. If my wife responds, she always answers ambiguously. We know the polls are under sampling Republicans. It may be that they have no choice; Republicans are less likely to respond to a pollster.

IRAN DEPLOYS RUSSIAN-MADE SUBMARINE IN GULF…

“Strategists and, by extension, journalists and the public at large look to the polls as the Romans looked to the entrails of birds: suitably interpreted, they could foretell the future.”

Read the whole thing:

http://pjmedia.com/rogerkimball/2012/09/17/newtons-first-law/

There is another question, sometimes it takes years for people to make rational analyses, in that respect, how long will it be until an unequivocal majority reaches the same conclusions about Obama as we have.