2012 election

Sam Wang at the Princeton Election Consortium has made his final prediction and it virtually guarantees an Obama victory. He has put the final electoral count at 303 - 235 with Obama winning the popular vote 51.1% to 48.9%. How accurate has he been? In 2004 he was exactly right. In 2008 he was...

What? I just thought I'd get a jump start on the inevitable, that's all.

From Bleacher Report: Since 3 points are generally awarded to the home team when calculating the betting line, this one is a tie on a neutral field. Look for Cam Netwon to shred a weak Redskin secondary. Carolina-27 Washington-21

Must be a slow news day to give three local psychics a write up. Two say Obama will win, one says Romney. However, they all agree on one thing: Their predictions can change tomorrow. Full: Colorado Springs Gazette As of today InTrade gives Obama similiar odds:

Following-up on FattyCatty's post, since everything emanating from Romney seems to be adding just one more hole in his shoe could the GOP now be counting on the electoral equivalent of a pity **** to make the difference? Fitz

I'm just curious as to where JREF Forum members are at in this. Non U.S. citizens are welcome to vote. It is not a poll of Americans exclusively, but a poll of JREF forum members in general.

Romney is a terrible candidate IMHO, the current GOP platform isn't very convincing (not out of Romney's mouth anyway), so for the sake of argument, I'll assume that Obama wins. The party seems terribly split, and the fractions strongly ideological and unwilling to compromise. Will they be...