it ends up being late vote, late call, may not be good for him. dana: i want to say, when romney picked paul ryan to be his vice president, one of the things you heard that would be a criticism about paul ryan is because he dared to suggest revisions to medicare, that that meant that florida would be history for the republicans. today, that looks like romney will win florida and gallop poll shows when it comes to medicare handling, obama is only four-points ahead of republican on that. at the end of the election cycle, i would take it for a big win for republican and they keep going. eric: move on. press in new hampshire. a lot of people said new hampshire wasn t relevant. guess what? new hampshire is very relevant. go ahead. andrea: romney will sweep this out. it will be close but he will squeak it out by one or two points because of the first congressional district, manchester and the southeast areas. i call it the sununu country.
see the populated county. if they win bucks county suburban vote that obama won in 2008, he is in good shape. axelrod said he might have to shave his mustache from romney wins. boil a tub of hot wax and get ready for full-on body wax. eric: romney did win the first debate and he got a boost from that. bob: this is a state in the western, it s pittsburgh and philadelphia, big areas. question of turn-out there. eric: for me, 8:00 p.m., in another state if it goes long, long it s bad for president obama. that means the state he should have won and won handily may go to romney.
eric: what happens with pierre tomorrow? greg: i don t want to ruin the surprise. dana: romney will win because he earned it and president obama loses for the same reason. the poll workers always work hard and volunteer to serve their country. eric: i think romney will win because i lit candles for him. four more years of no obamaism. and if he wins bob has to wear the hat tomorrow. eric: fine. bob: the reality is obama
the vote effort and the final day. romney upbeat and he told reporters a short time ago on the plane intellectually he thought he won it and would win it all along. he said he has only prepared one speech. it s victory speech. so there is a measure of his confidence. you talk to folks in boston as they watch what is happening. all of them furiously working the hand he would and cell phone. talk handheld and cell phones. it s a delosse race. republicans recognize it could turn on what happens in florida. and virginia, and ohio. they re watch them carefully. they believe as goes those three states, so goes the nation. they recognize ohio is the principal battleground and it could be a late night. may even spill in days, greg. greg: thanks, carl. tyke with the mic. this is an interesting question. he talked about mitt voting. is there a tradition, do you vote for the other guy?
polls don t matter. bob: he was never six points ahead. eric: we look at that, too. 45 to 39. now you don t like gallup? bob: when it was debate? eric: week prior to election. greg: andrea, what is it like for candidate to watch the results go on i ran for judge in high school and won by 30, 40 votes. what do they do in they have to act like they ll win. andrea: right. exactly. it s very stressful. waiting is the hardest part. romney campaign prepared only one speech. but writing a concession speech was hard. on one campaign, the political director walked in and i had both speeches. which one? it wasn t the one that the candidate wanted.