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Voting behavior and who was elected in different respects. so i want to get what is going on other than that. we'll take that right after this commercial break. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn.
You on this amazing split, with folks who are single in terms of their voting behavior. >> just one, there is a split with single women and single men still trending for republican candidates. and the thing is, single men are insecure also and need the welfare state as much as anyone. they're more likely to be lonely, and subjected to all the whims of poverty. >> i am glad you brought up the single men, because the male/female split got a ton of attention in the early exit polls. you have basically what always happens every election, which is the republican wins men, the democrats win women. a...
That the voter has an opinion on obama care and that drives their voting behavior. it's the other way around, people are republicans or democrats, they're sort of disposed to lean one way or the other. that's the thing that's driving their opinion about obama care. >> that's exactly right. another thing that's happening now, the republicans a ought to be worried about in 2014, is that generally when you have voter anger against washington, that's all directed toward the president. for republicans, they got voters really mad at them. and all this electorate anger about how they're going, the di...
Here. doesn't seem like any long-term strategy in section three. >> in the texas case there happens to be a chain of e-mails which thinks they can take it to court and show intentional. you need a chain of e-mails and have a video and some blunt statements. what's tricky about it, steve, you have a long history. it's actually okay to discriminate based on partisan affiliation and voting behavior. change it from saying, we want to get rid of all these hispanics and get them out of district x and say we want to get all of these left-leaning democratic voters out of district x and then one would ...
A little bit more of an analytical, you being a professor at the university of colorado, a little more analytical approach. who do you think is going to win and why? >> well, we agree that governor romney is going to win. we think it's going to be around 330 electoral college votes he will win. it's not based on any gut instinct and it's certainly not based on talking to other people in bolder. the only gamble i have made is that they will still talk to me if i'm associated with this kind of a prediction model. this is based on looking back at elections all the way back to 1980. and what my co...