Election Day isn't until tomorrow, but I thought I'd best get this thread up.

Interesting that someone with UK in his name seems to be the most anxious .

Finally! I can stop having the sentatorial-wannabes call my house. I swear I'm going to write in mickey mouse.

Oh...you mean the presidential election? Woot! I can stop ignoring facebook when it tells me the world's going to end because either Obama's a Muslim or Romney's a Mormon.

Am kind of sick of elections, mainly senatorial. Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown must have my house on speed-dial because they call every single night.

I'm a amateur psephologist.

I'm predicting an Obama win.

People like that make me laugh.

As am I. He's ahead in too many swing states for Romney to win, unless the polls blow up big time - which historical precedence says is about 1 in 10. So, basically roll a d10 - Romney needs a natural 1.

Romney Wins (3)

Depends on the actual turnout. A lot of the polls use samples of similar to 2008 or better levels of turnout for the Dem's. Frankly I don't think this is accurate as those same polls show greater enthusiasm for R's than D's and that has historically had a huge effect on turnout. They also show Romney winning independents by huge margins, Obama won them by huge in 2008. Undecideds break towards the challenger in the last days of the race.

Those three factors means Romney wins in a landslide.

A recent CNN poll shows Romney up 22% among Independents over Obama, if that means anything. Plus Obama isn't pulling in the numbers he did in 2008.

I think it does and we are looking at a Romney win.

I think that you guys, at best, might be looking at a reversal of Bush term 1, Obama loses the popular vote and wins the electoral. Obama has to lose basically every single swing state in order for Romney to get in, which doesn't seem all that likely. Based on the latest polling I've seen, Obama is 26 electoral votes ahead going in (216 vs 191), and that jumps by up to 100 points if you discount Rassmussen's polls due to their methodology issues. I don't think you're going to see a Red White House for at least four years.