claim: "if you look at most of the polls, this is a margin-of-error race on fourth of july between mitt romney and the president."
author: chris christie
evidence_1: jul 5, 2012 ... gov. chris christie said "if you look at most of the polls, this is a margin-of-error  race on fourth of july between mitt romney and the president."
evidence_2: aug 14, 2012 ... "if you look at most of the polls, this is a margin-of-error race on fourth of july  between mitt romney and the president," christie said july 3 ...
evidence_3: we polled voters in kentucky's 6th congressional district. ... about the race ... j.  trump and mitt romney by comfortable margins, but it has strong democratic  roots. ... ms. mcgrath led in private polls in july but has since faced an onslaught  of ... even if we got turnout exactly right, the margin of error wouldn't capture all of  the ...
evidence_4: aug 7, 2018 ... pat tiberi announced in october 2017 that he would resign from the u.s. house  ... of that yardage on july 24 when he said on msnbc that he would support ...  toward republicans, and most of those races were decided by single digits. ...  elections this cycle, by the seat's partisan lean and final vote margin ...
evidence_5: nov 5, 2012 ... president barack obama and republican challenger mitt romney ... the status of  the race from oct. 1-7, when obama and romney were ... more likely than  obama voters to say they are certain in their vote choice ... one can say with 95%  confidence that the maximum margin of error is ±2 percentage points ...