So 75,000 Oregon Obama fans spent the day out of the House yesterday

[MadBadger]

Do you think that could have affected Obama's numbers in that Suffolk Poll?


I think it would.

[oldpol]

1. I imagine a lot of them where 'hard working' white folk as well..

without a college degree :)

[here_is_to_hope]

2. I gots the news right here....

Any time 75,000 Oregonians spend a day like yesterday listening to a stump speech, you gots the lock in this State!

Obama by 20% EASY!

[mrreowwr_kittty]

3. Someone pointed out that the poll didn't include those who'd already voted.

It was likely voters. It's pretty normal for undecideds to break even.

[PBS Poll-435]

4. How many were from Southern Washington?

Especially the Vancouver area?

[democrattotheend]

5. Probably some

But even if that accounted for 10,000 of the attendees, it's still an impressive crowd.

[PBS Poll-435]

6. Yes. That is a nice size crowd.

[MonkeyFunk]

7. by how much?

.02% of the population was out of the house for a couple of hours during one day of a two day poll.

You think that had a noticeable impact on the poll?

[MadBadger]

8. A lot less than the total voting population is of voting age and registered democrats

I think that his Portland numbers could have been affected. I dont know by how much, but Id be willing to bet they were.

[Basement Beat]

9. Considering the entire population....

would never be polled; its a chance that it could have definately an impact on the poll.

[TheDonkey]

10. PORTLAND ROCKS!

enough said!