CNN/ORC poll showing Obama leading with independents in Ohio sure looks like an outlier.

CNN/ORC D+3 poll shows in Ohio that Obama has a 4% lead over Romney  but if they used the avg Independents +9 or the most recent Purple Strategies Ind pendents +3,  Romney would either have a 6% lead or be tied.... Go figure

CNN  Obama Ind+5 Dem+3 (5+3)/2  = Obama +4%
Purple  Obama Ind-3 Dem+3 (3-3)/2  = Obama +0%

I will let you do the rest because they are saying things, it seems no one wants to talk about, yet

Dan McLaughlin‏@baseballcrank

CNN/ORC poll showing Obama leading with independents in Ohio sure looks like an outlier. pic.twitter.com/Klqsppe2

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26 Oct66Jay Caruso ‏@jaycaruso

@baseballcrank Also, the overall spread is based on this small sample of early voters. Romney leads by 7 with those who will vote Nov 7

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26 Oct62Moe Lane ‏@moelane

@baseballcrank Betcha it gets extra-special treatment in Silver's latest, though.

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26 Oct45NICKinNOVA ‏@NICKinNOVA

@baseballcrank Obama leads in (I think) all those polls. How many former Rs are calling themselves Indies? I'd like a poll on that.

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26 Oct49Jimmy Wood ‏@JimmyWoodCU

@baseballcrank trend i noticed tho is indies go for romney the higher the D+ rate. The lower the D+, indies to romney goes down.

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26 Oct46Brian Hakey ‏@bhakey

@baseballcrank wow, why is CNN SO far off?

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26 Oct48Conservative ‏@BrownDeerRepub

@baseballcrank 40% early voters will do that. Obviously flawed.

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26 Oct73NumbersMuncher ‏@NumbersMuncher

@baseballcrank What's even more to that point is that their last poll was in the exact same position w/indys as this one. Only Ras is w/them