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**Anaedilla** · 08-10-2012, 04:51 PM

The thing is, polls right now either aren't using likely voter models or are using likely voter models that are basically intrinsically inaccurate because of how far from the election we are. You can expect a natural shift towards Romney as the likely voter models start getting better and show the inevitable higher Republican turnout that occurs every election.

Yes, let us not forget the "voter fraud" laws in swing states with Republican state governments. Minorities simply aren't "likely voters"

08-10-2012, 04:51 PM	#26
Anaedilla Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 735 Senior Member	The thing is, polls right now either aren't using likely voter models or are using likely voter models that are basically intrinsically inaccurate because of how far from the election we are. You can expect a natural shift towards Romney as the likely voter models start getting better and show the inevitable higher Republican turnout that occurs every election. Yes, let us not forget the "voter fraud" laws in swing states with Republican state governments. Minorities simply aren't "likely voters"
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