NV, SUSA: Obama leads by 1

[krazen1211]

http://www.lvrj.com/news/romney-edges-up-in-nevada-poll-173451121.html


Obama 47
Romney 46


Not too shabby. Confirms the recent Rasmussen poll.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

At least it's a respected pollster

[afleitch]

'Taken last Wednesday night through Monday'

How long till we get polls from this week...next week?

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Ugh - I HATE multi-day polls that take 3 days to be released...

[Brittain33]

Good news given Romney's bounce - this is a must-win state for Romney if he can't win Ohio and Dems underpoll here.

[ElectionAtlas]

New Poll: Nevada President by Survey USA on 2012-10-09

Summary: D: 47%, R: 46%, I: 3%, U: 4%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[opebo]

Good news given Romney's bounce - this is a must-win state for Romney if he can't win Ohio and Dems underpoll here.

Yeah I'm not very worried about NV, but I think it will be a moot point as VA-FL-OH-CO will go Romney.

[Speed of Sound]

Good news given Romney's bounce - this is a must-win state for Romney if he can't win Ohio and Dems underpoll here.

Yeah I'm not very worried about NV, but I think it will be a moot point as VA-FL-OH-CO will go Romney.

It certainly does seem these days that the citadel---the last stronghold---for Obama will be Ohio. If VA and FL somehow come along that's wonderful, but Ohio means absolutely everything at this point.

[opebo]

Good news given Romney's bounce - this is a must-win state for Romney if he can't win Ohio and Dems underpoll here.

Yeah I'm not very worried about NV, but I think it will be a moot point as VA-FL-OH-CO will go Romney.

It certainly does seem these days that the citadel---the last stronghold---for Obama will be Ohio. If VA and FL somehow come along that's wonderful, but Ohio means absolutely everything at this point.

I know it is hard to imagine this given Ohio's very nice polling throughout this campaign, but lets say the racism swings OH, but not VA, then, in fact OH is not the be-all-and-end-all for Obama:

Either Iowa or Nevada works in this scenario: