Virginia Rasmussen: Obama 48 Romney 46

[Minnesota Mike]

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2012/election_2012_presidential_election/virginia/election_2012_virginia_president

[Sbane]

Good news for Obama it seems like. It was looking as if Virginia was becoming more Republican than the nation but maybe that's not true.

[Eraserhead]

Even Scott has Obama ahead here. Ouch. Now let's figure out how Mitt can realistically win this thing without Virginia...

[Supersonic]

Even Scott has Obama ahead here. Ouch. Now let's figure out how Mitt can realistically win this thing without Virginia...

Like this: (Winning Wisconsin could also be a possibility)

At least Rasmussen release believable polls unlike, say, PPP which showed Obama +13 in Colorado a couple of months back.

[MaxQue]

Even Scott has Obama ahead here. Ouch. Now let's figure out how Mitt can realistically win this thing without Virginia...

Like this: (Winning Wisconsin could also be a possibility)

At least Rasmussen release believable polls unlike, say, PPP which showed Obama +13 in Colorado a couple of months back.

Romney led only one poll this year in NH, and it was a college poll.

[Eraserhead]

Even Scott has Obama ahead here. Ouch. Now let's figure out how Mitt can realistically win this thing without Virginia...

Like this: (Winning Wisconsin could also be a possibility)

At least Rasmussen release believable polls unlike, say, PPP which showed Obama +13 in Colorado a couple of months back.

That seems a lot more realistic to me than Romney +16 in Indiana.

But anyway, good job on the map. I think that's exactly what he'd need to do in order to win without VA (although it'd be incredibly difficult to actually pull off).