That “Hopey-Changey Thing” didn’t work out so well….it was a total failure!

POTUS: Barack Obama 52%-46%. I think Romney will ultimately win Virginia, Florida, and North Carolina, but Romney needs Ohio and one other swing state to make it to 270. Without Ohio, he needs to sweep almost ALL the swing states, including several like Wisconsin and Michigan that are more reliably Democratic in POTUS contests. But if he gets some momentum in Ohio and say, New Hampshire or Iowa…then I might revise this prediction.

Governor: Pence with 60% of the vote, Greg with 35, and Boneham at 5%. Gregg’s newer ads being more serious are too little, too late, and there isn’t much of a campaign infrastructure to back him up. Since the conventional wisdom is this race is over, Boneham might actually get above 5% from people who otherwise wouldn’t vote for him, but we’ll see.

Senate: Mourdock with 50%, Donnelly with 48%, Horning at 2%. Because there is a perception that this race will be close, I suspect Horning’s high polling numbers will deflate greatly on election day.

Indiana’s House delegation: Ultimately I think the GOP will be 7-2, but there will be a couple of close calls and they’ll have to keep pouring money into the bloody 8th in another 2 years.

AG and SPI: 60-35 wins for GOP, maybe a bit less. I suspect a lot of the less informed voters will skp these sections and only vote Governor, POTUS, Senate.

Indiana GA: Almost certain the GOP will stay in control, the question is how in control. There’s some very strong D candidates for the Senate where honestly they can’t sink much lower than they are now. And a lot of the House are running their first re-election campaigns.

Dark Horse race: Ron Paul is an eligible write-in candidate for Maine’s POTUS ballot.