All the signs look good:
As of Sunday night, Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight gives President Obama an 85.5 percent chance to stay in The White House. Princeton Professor Sam Wang gives the president a better chance: 98 percent. The president has yet to trail in Ohio in any legitimate poll (sorry, Rasmussen) for months and leads in Florida in a few of the latest polls. Obama is even ahead in nearly every national poll despite trailing for most of October.
Even some Republicans, like Matt Lattimer, who worked for Newt Gingrich's campaign, wrote that the entire right-wing punditry have deluded themselves into thinking the Romney has a chance:
What is propelling Team Romney and their cheerleaders in the media appears to be wishful thinking, not empirical evidence.
With all this data, I should feel like this election is game, set, match. But I don't.
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