This is a much better and more balanced article on the likely US election outcome than most. (Thank you to Richard Ember for forwarding it to me.)
And not just because it bears out what I have been saying, which is there has been a modest return to Obama, and also that Obama will indeed win Ohio (thus denying Romney the White House, because there is nowhere Romney can pick up the votes he won’t get in Ohio, even allowing that Romney will probably – not certainly – win Va and Fla.)
It also confirms my previous assertion that the national lead he currently enjoys is because Romney has been piling up votes where he doesn’t need them, in solid “red” states, as conservative voters (including Evangelical Christians, emboldened by Billy Graham’s flip-flop over whether Mormonism is a cult) decide they can, after all, hold their nose and vote for him.
Anyhow, in related polling, RCP’s rolling average today pulls Romney’s lead back from 0.9% to 0.8%, not enough to win the electoral college vote. Is there wild enthusiasm for Obama? No, there is not. Will he win, if the Democrats get their ground game right? Yes.
I am definitely going to write about something other than American politics soon, I promise. Promise, honest injun, I pinky swear.
Well, This Is What I Think 
My only fear is who actually comes out to vote. Who will vote early, who will stand in line, who will get to the polls come hell or high water (NYC)?
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One has to wonder whether any permission exists in law to move the polling day date. Or whether something could be legislated by Presidential decree.
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Stacie and I both fear the same thing. This is especially true now that Sandy has blown through the entire East.
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See my latest post, Val, the perfect antidote to Hurricanes – get the vote out!
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