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    Byron York‏Verified account @ByronYork 8 Sep 2012

    In 2004, final RCP average was Bush over Kerry by 1.5%. Final result was Bush by 2.4%. http://ow.ly/dz9py 

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      1. dC‏ @dgjconroy 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork http://www.dailypaul.com/228915/spanish-company-owned-by-geo-soros-will-count-americas-votes-overseas-in-november …

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      1. PercivalLee‏ @PercivalLee 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork Here northern Virginia, don't see anything like the 2008 level of Obama enthusiasm. Could polls be way off as in 1980?

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      1. Jim Wilke‏ @JimWilke 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork Margins tend to widen over polls thanks to staggered poll closings. Voters out west who support projected loser stay home.

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      1. Cats Under Investigation‏ @GeenaMidtown 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork What is amazing is how so many people were certain Bush was going to lose in 2004, with polling data on his side.

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      1. Mark Dries‏ @MarkDries1 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork -Thanks Byron! Excellent work.

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      1. Amy Fried‏ @ASFried 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork Yes, in 2004, undecideds didn't break to the challenger but to the incumbent.

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      1. HafeedAleppo‏ @HafeedAleppo 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork Now that's statistically significant.

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      1. Andrea‏ @NoMas82 8 Sep 2012
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        @ByronYork agreed, if romney camp doesnt get it together fast it is over, they are running a timid campaign, ur remember nothing

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