Seventeen state polls today show Mitt Romney is not leading in any of them.
Colorado: Obama 46%, Romney 46% (Reuters/Ipsos)
Colorado: Obama 50%, Romney 46% (Public Policy Polling)
Colorado: Obama 47%, Romney 45% (Denver Post/SurveyUSA)
Florida: Obama 48%, Romney 46% (Reuters/Ipsos)
Iowa: Obama 49%, Romney 45% (Gravis)
Michigan: Obama 52%, Romney 47% (Rasmussen)
Michigan: Obama 52%, Romney 46% (Public Policy Polling)
Nevada: Obama 50%, Romney 44% (Mellman)
New Hampshire: Obama 50%, Romney 44% (New England College)
New Hampshire: Obama 50%, Romney 49% (Gravis)
Ohio: Obama 50%, Romney 47% (CNN/ORC)
Ohio: Obama 49%, Romney 49% (Rasmussen)
Ohio: Obama 47%, Romney 45% (Reuters/Ipsos)
Ohio: Obama 50%, Romney 46% (We Ask America)
Virginia: Obama 48%, Romney 45% (Reuters/Ipsos)
Virginia: Obama 49%, Romney 48% (We Ask America)
Wisconsin: Obama 52%, Romney 45% (We Ask America)
Republican spin: (1) All of these are within each poll’s margin of error, these are evidence that Romney will win the presidency on Tuesday. (2) Democrats have robbed their chances of winning because of early voting; that is, turn-out for republicans will be high on Tuesday and low for Democrats. (3) Romney is convinced he has the momentum – just like Bush in 2000.
Democrats spin: (1) Obama will win because Nate says so. (2) Voters will turn-out and there will be long lines. Any loss will be due to voter suppression.