Philadelphia Inquirer: Obama +11 in PENNSYLVANIA (+14 in NEW JERSEY)

[TroyD]

PENNSYLVANIA - Obama +11

9/9 - 9/12 600 LV

Obama - 50

Romney - 39

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/Poll_Obama_widens_lead_in_Pa.html

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NEW JERSEY - Obama +14

9/9 - 9/12 600 LV

Obama - 51

Romney - 37

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/presidential/Poll_Obama_has_commanding_lead_in_NJ.html

[TroyD]

1. : )

Bumping up.

[Drunken Irishman]

2. Those are 2008 numbers (for PA)...

This explains why Romney has decided to pull out of PA.

[jmowreader]

3. Those are numbers you can't Diebold away

If Obama was +3 or +4, a little creative programming could mean the world.

You can't flip a 14-point deficit and not get caught.

[TroyD]

4. 'Those are numbers you can't Diebold away'

Diebold shouldn't be allowed to be involved with elections in the first place.

[jmowreader]

6. True, but that's a separate issue

2000 came down the way it did for two reasons: Bush figured out how to get the election close enough to steal, and Gore ordered Democrats to stay away from Florida.

Obama is in a very good position: if voter turnout looks like the polls do now, the election will be outside the margin of theft.

[AverageJoe90]

7. Doesn't mean they won't try anyway, though. nt

[DCBob]

10. "outside the margin of theft"

nice!

[yortsed snacilbuper]

5. I'm a Pennsylvanian and I approve this message!

[yellowcanine]

8. I was born in PA and grew up there and I also approve this message!

[davidpdx]

9. Fat Ass isn't going to help Romney in NJ

He's sitting on his backside and eating his twinkies.