There has been a lot of talk about Gallup (Romney is currently ahead 5 it was 6 and even 7 before) but there is a bigger issue that I am confused (assume this thread allows me to post the graph
http://politifreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/60533__b1dtbephxukk1ie1qbtmqg.gif
Gallup is claiming that the electorate for 2012 will be 78% White 11% Black and 7% Hispanic Every piece of demographic data is claiming that percent of NON-WHITE VOTE will be greater than 2008. Why are they insisting no change Does anyone have any information I have something to the contrary
http://cis.org/...
Using Census Bureau data, this report projects the share of Hispanic voters nationally and in battleground states for the upcoming 2012 election. Based on past trends, including growth in the adult Hispanic citizen population, we project that the Hispanic share of the nation's electorate will increase by 1.5 percentage points, from 7.4 percent in 2008 to 8.9 percent in the 2012 election. Also, we find that Hispanics will be a somewhat smaller share of voters in battleground states than of the overall electorate. However, there is significant variation in the Hispanic share across battleground states.
Tha'ts a significant variation which means the polls are skewed. and The Latino Vote will decide this election