Crazy NRA approach to school violence...

... is supported by 55% of Americans. By "crazy," I mean that the elite media went all out to portray the suggestion as insane: H...

Is Nate Silver "concerned that during future elections, the accuracy of your predictions will lull readers into a mindset of 'it has been foretold, therefore I needn’t bother to vote'"?

Yes, "a bit." Did Nate Silver "enjoy getting the ire of pundits (not the few who actually critiqued your method, models, or a...

"Gallup: More Americans Favor School Officials Having Guns Than Weapon Ban."

"See, states like Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia, which are looking at arming teachers, are just in touch with America . Why is Barack ...

Is the federal government a protector of rights or a threat to rights?

It's both, obviously, but what if you had to pick? 75% of Democrats say protector, and 75% of Republicans say threat. I suppose it depen...

Nate Silver got everything right, didn't he?

Steel yourself, people. Nate Silver is now a god. The Nate naysaying cannot survive. Bow down, oh ye lowly questioners of the unknowable alg...

"Romney 49%, Obama 48% in Gallup's Final Election Survey."

And: "After removing the 3% of undecided voters from the results and allocating their support proportionally to the two major candidat...

"Romney campaign internal polling puts Republican nominee up ONE POINT in Ohio and TIED in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin."

"Internal poll show Romney trailing in Nevada, reflected in a consensus among senior advisers that Obama will probably win the state. E...

"Those who emphasize 'objective' political facts at the expense of 'subjective' values have strained out the soul and significance of politics."

"It is an approach, in the words of G.K. Chesterton, 'that stores the sand and lets the gold go free.'" Says Michael Gerso...

The Real Clear Politics average is now a dead tie.

Look out!

"A new National Public Radio poll, which had President Obama leading Mitt Romney 51% to 44% four weeks ago..."

"... now has Mitt Romney on top, 48% to 47%, with the Republican benefiting from his debate performances."

New Pew poll: Obama 47%, Romney 47%

"When the sample is narrowed to likely voters, the balance of opinion shifts slightly in Romney’s direction, as it did in early October...

Swing state tracking poll: Romney 51%, Obama 45%

Romney's up 6 in today's Rasmussen swing-state poll . The last time anyone was up 6 in this poll, it was October 4 and Obama. That m...

"Wisconsin May Be the New Ohio."

Says Scott Rasmussen. ADDED: Speaking of Rasmussen, the Rasmussen tracking poll today is the same as yesterday — Romney 50%, Obama 47% — wh...

"New Hampshire: Romney 50%, Obama 48%.

"The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely New Hampshire Voters, taken the night after the final presidential debate.......

"Ohio: Obama 48%, Romney 48%."

A new Rasmussen poll of likely voters, "taken the night after the final presidential debate."

Romney 50%, Obama 46%.

The new Rasmussen tracking poll. That's the first time Romney's hit 50, other than a couple days last May. Obama hit 50 one day in l...

"Colorado is the fourth swing state that has moved in Romney’s direction in the past week."

Says Rasmussen , with a new poll that has Romney at 50% and Obama at 46%. The others that have moved toward Romney are Florida, Missouri an...

Romney takes the lead in the Politico tracking poll for the first time since last May.

With 49 to Obama's 47%, Romney has picked up 3 points since the last poll, a week ago. Women propelled Romney’s move into first place in...

"Mr. Romney has pulled abreast of the president for the first time all year in the [Wall Street] Journal poll..."

"... erasing a three-point lead among likely voters that Mr. Obama had in late September and a five-point lead earlier that month....

Romney 48%, Obama 48%.

Rasmussen tracking poll. It's a 3-day average, and today's poll includes 2 days since the last debate. Yesterday's poll, which ...