Posted on 10/24/2008 12:49:00 PM PDT by Perdogg
Time to "gird your loins" and make a prediction. Who will win on Nov 4th, 2008 ?
I will go first.
McCain 309 (50.3%) Obama 229 (49.5%)
ping
McCain 52-48
McCain/Palin 53%
Obama, 50-48.5
Obama 300+ EV’s
Unfortunately.
I’m not very optimistic that voters aren’t completely stupid.
Coincidence. As you were posting this Fox News was discussing that the McCain campaign is already blaming one another for losing the election. Fox is puzzled and stated the obvious: why aren’t they spending their time on winning the election rather than sniping at one another? What has happened to Fox? It has become as unwatchable as the rest.
Not the American people, that’s for sure.
McCain - 283, O - 255. The cities burn.
McCain with a min. of 350 EC votes.
I think you’re jumping ahead. You should first predict the date when a winner is declared. What with the blatant vote fraud, this one could get tied up for a while.
Obama 101% !
Just kidding.
McCain/Palin 51 %.
McCain/Palin
McCain 270 Obama 269 McCain 49.5 Obama 50.5 - I think this is going to be close. I mean the last two were by one state and it seems like Colorado might be the new Florida and Ohio.
well? but they’re not wrong about sniping not being as productive as working toward the goal.
Landslide McCain
Obama 50.5, McCain 47
Just based on the fact that Obama seems like a “cooler” candidate that Kerry and Kerry came within one Ohio of winning in 2004.
McCain/Palin.
Couldn’t tell you by how much it could be close or a landslide; will be a show of how corrupt the media is.
I’m going to cop out and predict on Nov 3. Right now, it looks like neither candidate gets 300 EVs, but it would appear that Obama has the best chance.
McCain 49.1 (274), Obama 49.9 (264), Others 1.0
I predict McCain will win and half the country is racist...
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