Some predict a Romney landslide..I wonder if that is possible

I (and a lot of other people!) would be shocked if it happened. All the polls have it much too close. Far more likely is that there will be days and days of counting and recounting. We may not know who won for awhile, since it's so very, very close.

I hope that he does not win at all and see no evidence for a landslide. if he does win then that will be very bad for the world. He has no foreign policy save that which he can exploit for his own wealth. America will get poorer and still not understand that they are not the predominant economy on the planet.

Unfortunately,that's not going to happen. For whatever reason,there are plenty of people that don't really care about this country. Will Romney be a better President than Obama? Well,he can't be worse. Obama had his chance and he blew it. Now it's time to give someone else a chance.

I am deeply doubtful he will win landslide, even if he manage to turn the table and emerge as a winner, the count outcome will be closed for both candidate, the winner will lead by slim margin not landslide as some predicted, the slight possibility doesn't exist.

I think it is going to depend on turn out. There is a difference between polls and people actually showing up to vote. How is Sandy going to effect turn out in the effected states? I don't see a lot of excitement in my state over this election. So I am very interested in seeing how voter turn out goes.

Dear Stary1, I don't think so. I think it will be very close. That will keep the race interesting.

I think it is very close and I think that the polls can prove anything, depending on who runs them. I think this will be a hard fought election and the results will take quite a while to be settled.

It is SO close, though Obama's actions in response to the hurricane have been favorable to him. I'm not seeing a landslide either way, though I'm of the opinion that perhaps voting in affected areas should be delayed another week. It's terrible that so many people still do not have electricity or heat, yet they're being asked to vote? If it was me, that would be the LAST thing on my mind, especially if I had young children. But I think that some past comments that Romney's made about FEMA and it's role will NOT go over with those that have been affected by a natural disaster. I know that there are some people who are still likening Obama to being a Muslim (which he isn't), or likening Obamacare to socialism (in some aspects perhaps, but it still needs massive work), but I'm seeing Clinton's influence in some aspects. If some recall, Hillary Clinton made it her platform to try to create a national healthcare system; if anything, Romney's and Clinton's ideas became the structure of Obamacare. As someone with a pre-existing condition without health insurance, the idea that I could purchase health insurance without being rejected automatically DID appeal to me immensely. I don't agree with "forcing" people to purchase health insurance or punishing them with additional taxes. I think a better idea would be to allow each state to develop insurance with a "menu" of sorts, where each person that wishes to be covered can select healthcare that benefits them. I say this because at my last full time job, the owners of the company were constantly changing our plan to benefit themselves instead of everyone. Then perhaps the doctors, hospitals and pharmacies could agree on a set fee that is paid by each insurer; anything more, the insured would be responsible. And if someone doesn't accept the insurance, they would be required to pay full price for services rendered. And the requirements to receive charity care should be stricter. Again, these are ideas. I'm thinking that it will be an incredibly close race, perhaps by a few thousand. I just don't want to see an election count contested by the loser again.

I don't expect a landslide for either side...

If Obama can win with empty slogans, then surely anything is possible with voters as ignorant and stupid as we have.

i sincerely hope he does not win at all. It would be the biggest misake the voters of this country will ever make. He is not the man for the job. Everytime he says "I can do it", it reminds me of someone saying "trust me", and you all know you can't trust anyone who says that. If Romney is elected, he will find it very difficult, if not impossible, to deal with any foreign policy issues that come up...he has already stepped on too many toes in other countries. I belong to a lot of survey sites that are running unofficial polls on who will win, and the results favor Obama by 25%. I really hope these results represent what will happen on election day. If Romney wins, this country is lost.

Just as the football match,nobody can tell who will win the election until the last moment.

I think the election is going to be close, not a landslide for either candidate. Where have you hear that Romney might win by a landslide? I think this elections is going to be interesting as well as controversial. Romney might win the popular vote but Obama might win in the electoral college which will make Obama re-elected. If this happens, there's going to be a big debate and discussion about the electoral college, once again. Didn't this happen when George W. was running against Al Gore? I wonder what the country would be like today if Al Gore had been elected. Elections are always interesting.