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Thing we have to look at, the states that are inland, that bodes well for governor romney in what is coming up. >>neil: here is where my theory comes in to play. getting out your jazzed based and whoever is more jazzed they will come out going through rain and power outages to get to the polls and that lies this passion game define the candidates, whoever has more jazzed troops. >>guest: an article this morning shows the enthusiasm for republicans is now substantially higher than that for democr...

Election day. so, we have different states that are already voting trying to figure out how to accommodate the storm and how to make sure that people can get to the polls and make sure that the electronic voting booth in some the places are set and ready to go and there could be power outages and all sorts of things we cannot foresee. >>neil: say you are in a democratic stronghold and your people cannot vote and you obviously will make every effort to extend voting hours. do you sigh what i am s...

>>neil: governor romney canceled an event in virginia because of sand difficult. but not all of the events. we will hear more about this. the governor has the authority to postpone the election day in extreme calamities but it is highly unlikely in the event power outages that make it difficult for folks to get to the polls. so there is talk already about extending the election day from november 6 to november 7. we are already thinking of that here because we are on air around 6:00 p.m. and we a...

To send, very low likelihood of success for romney trying that out. can you see the possibility of a 2000 deal where one guy wins the popular vote and the other guys wins the electoral and according to most polls, but not all, romney has one or two or three-point lead in the popular vote but not so in the electoral vote. it is more likely than we think, isnt it? >>guest: i do remember feeling this way during the 2000 election that there was a disconnect between the national polls and the state p...

This entire election. david, break it down. >>reporter: well, in recent days, what have seen that incoming in looks like it is going to governor romney. florida is lean nothing that direction. virginia, despite some of the polls, looking better for obama, the obama campaign sort of had officials telling the national journal that is look like a romney state. where does it get fought out? in ohio. in new hampshire. in iowa. in wisconsin. if romney can hold on to the other states and get ohio, he w...

Enjoys that type of backing now, it depends on the area and where the president or the governor is getting but whose base is more jazzed to defy storms and to defy bad weather, to just get out there and vote no matter what? >>guest: well, we have seen the obama campaign really emphasize the usually voting. and the reason is for a various invite of different reasons but obama said yesterday it could rain or snow we dont know what it will be like. just get out and vote. in the urban areas, perhaps...

Weather channel survey that looked at this and independent voters, a third of them, said that they would be less likely or that the weather would impact whether they went to the ballot box and it also shows that democrats, more than republicans , had, the weather would have more of an impact on whether they would go dot polls. the obama campaign is focused specifically on turning out the base, more so that loan, at undecided or those kind of voters. i can see it cutting a variety of ways. >>neil...