Obama 72.0% - Romney 27.3%
 

At least in betting universe people already know who the winner is :-)

The latest result:

Barack Obama
72.0%
Today's Change: +3.8
Shares Traded: 3,566,245

Mitt Romney
28.0%
Today's Change: -4.9
Shares Traded: 2,998,115

That one's one option short: No choice.

Id trust CNN - http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/11/06...g/?hpt=hp_t2_6

CNN is all over the place. It says they are tied, but then you look at the polls on their site and Obama is in the lead:

http://www.cnn.com/interactive/2012/...html?hpt=po_r1

And then you look at their electorial map:

http://www.cnn.com/election/2012/ecalculator#?battleground

Seems to me like CNN is trying to say "It's a tie" but then all of their other pages are saying Obama is far in the lead. I mean, according to CNN Obama has 237 electoral votes where Romney has 206. That's a pretty big lead isn't it?

Fuck CNN and FOX. Both fear mongers. Anderson Pooper is annoying as fuck.

Election Prediction - Dems will take the early lead, then the Reps will get off of work.

I noticed this yesterday. BBC had a thing on where Obama is winning in the electoral college and had a 3 point lead in the polls. Then this AM, they had a big headline that the election was too close to call with this same info in the body of the article.... WTF?

The street people always vote early in the day

winner is RON PAUL

MSNBC is the worst out there :2 cents:

They are running on Hate and trying to turn everyone against each other.

I understand there is always a margin for error, but they seem to keep repeating "too close" when the polls they have don't say the same.

At the same time, even though CNN has their own polls shouldn't they be paying attention to other polls form other news organizations too?

I've been watching the NY Times page...

http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/

- Tim Tebow

Everyone should ignore all polls and media, There is not one unbiased source.

They had an article earlier saying it was a tie but that was about 1 town in new hampshire with only 10 registered voters and each side got 5 votes. The headline was misleading