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<p>I made a decision to assign victories to Romney in two toss-up states &#8211; Iowa and Virginia &#8211; on <a href="http://election.princeton.edu/" target="_self">Princeton&#8217;s EV map</a>. Then I threw in Nevada for Romney. Then Florida, where he is currently struggling. This is the electoral collage map that emerges at this point with current polling (apart from my GOP-beneficial assignments):</p>
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<p>Obama still wins. Romney needs Ohio or Colorado or Iowa desperately. He is behind in all three by a few points. And if I were Obama, I&#8217;d keep Bill Clinton in Florida for as long as he is prepared to campaign there. Here&#8217;s the national race, with Rasmussen removed and sensitivity increased:</p>
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<p>Obama is coming down from his bump, but Romney is in a free-fall. I&#8217;m not sure how this past week will turn that around.</p>
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