VA- PPP: Obama 51-47

[HST1948]

Via Twitter- https://twitter.com/ppppolls

Virginia President
Obama- 51%
Romney- 47%

[Yank2133]

Obama is going to win the popular vote by 4 then.

As VA goes, so does the nation.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

Orgasmic news!

[Lief 🗽]

Dominating.

[Thomas D]

Damn you last minute polls. I'm trying not to get my hopes up, and you're not helping at all.

[Brittain33]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

[Speed of Sound]

What a great weekend for the President. All indicators point to victory on Tuesday. The fight ain't over, and he and his men cannot coast in, but they are surging and have all the Mo'.

[Gass3268]

Not too shabby.

[Ljube]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

For the millionth damn time, Romney will not win Pennsylvania. Get that through your head.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Junk poll. I believe the Suffolk guys who said that Mittens has it in the bag.

[TrapperHawk]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

I was just mentioning that to a buddy of mine earlier tonight. It certainly looks very possible that that will happen. I hope that Obama can win Florida, but I'm not really holding my breath there.

I'm rather optimistic with the President's chances in Virginia though. It's looking good there, and being up by +4 looks about right. Of course, the inevitable 'PPP sux!!' onslaught will soon be unleashed. Then we'll learn that Obama will lose Virginia because Romney is up like +1000 with independents there or something.

[LiberalJunkie]

Virginia is another obstacle for Romney.

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

NOOOO!!!

[Yank2133]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

Really?

[Miles]

Going into this year, I didn't think Ohio would be more Democratic than Virginia.

[Franzl]

And Obama doesn't even need Virginia. Romney does.

[DrScholl]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

Actually, California will supplement all his losses.

[DemPGH]

Man, I hope so. With OH it's just turn out, and I don't see that it fails with their ground op. With OH nailed down, VA in the President's column is the ballgame, I think.

PA is not going anywhere! For geographic reasons (near OH) it's a hail mary. And from about 85 yards away at that.

[Ty440]

Amazing  News!

[sg0508]

Absolutely huge that he's re-affirmed his lead in the Old Dominion and he's >50%.  Without VA/OH, Romney is dead.

[You kip if you want to...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1HSnnDfCks

[Badger]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

Or, he could win CA and compensate for OH, VA, IA and WI!

[Franzl]

Absolutely huge that he's re-affirmed his lead in the Old Dominion and he's >50%.  Without VA/OH, Romney is dead.

Indeed

[Brittain33]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

It wouldn't be enough, but if he could take New York, he's on his way to the White House.

[Franzl]

There's an excellent chance that Virginia will go from the only former Confederate state to vote R in an election (1976) to the only one to vote D in 2012. It hinges on Florida or an unlikely Obama win in NC.

Interesting. Could Romney compensate for a loss in Virginia with a win in Pennsylvania?

It wouldn't be enough, but if he could take New York, he's on his way to the White House.

Which might happen, of course, considering Obama's awful storm response.