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Serious question. Is this over? I mean there is no objective reason for a thinking adult to vote for Obama over McCain. Barry has all the earmarks of a flash in the pan, a guy who could be expected to lose in a landslide. Landslides don’t just happen on election day, they start with a trend leading to that result. A blind man can see this is a very bad trend for Obama. Soon-to-be landslide victims flail and insist right up until election day that they will win. They are then discarded on the ash heap of history’s losers with...

WASHINGTON — It takes a lot to make a state change color in a presidential election. For all the money spent and speeches made, only three states (Iowa, New Hampshire and New Mexico) shifted from one column to the other in 2004. But in a year when change is the major theme, the 2008 Electoral College map could be headed for a significant makeover as Democratic Sen. Barack Obama and Republican Sen. John McCain enter the final two months of this year's presidential campaign. More states could be in play than in recent presidential elections. And voters in those swing...

As you can see, we have made some changes here at Electoral Projection! One of our commenters suggested the other day that it might be more accurate in capturing recent trends if we based the projection on a shorter time frame than a 50-Day Average of Polls, especially once the Fall Campaign begins. As I thought about it, I decided it would be interesting to see the difference between a 50-Day Average and a 15-Day Average. So, beginning today and continuing through Election Day, we will show Electoral Projection Maps and Charts for BOTH a 50-Day Average of Polls and...

BARACK OBAMA hopes to wrap up the Democratic nomination next week, as the three last primaries, combined with an expected slew of superdelegate announcements, carry him over the threshold of victory. Already, his team is focusing on winning the White House. With an electorate sick of war, costly petrol and George Bush, the odds favour him. Intrade, a betting site, puts his chances at 58%. If he (or, should a miracle occur, Mrs Clinton) stumbles, however, it may be because the electoral college has worked against the Democrats. With five months of campaigning still ahead, all predictions should be taken...

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Projection Map and 50-Day State Poll Average Chart for Thursday, May 29, 2008 . . . Barack Obama continues to lead John McCain in the Electoral Vote race 237-236, with 65 votes rated as a "tossup." This is the eighth straight day he has led by that margin. Several state polls rolled off of the 50-Day averages today. This has resulted in some movement in several state averages, but nothing large enough to tip a state into a different category. Here are the states with changed averages . . . The Electoral Map we...

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Vote Projection Map and 50-Day State Poll Average Chart for Wednesday, May 28, 2008: Barack Obama remains ahead on the Electoral Map 237-236 over John McCain, the seventh straight day he has held that lead. A total of 65 votes are considered in the "tossup" category. . . A new Survey USA poll in Michigan has John McCain leading Barack Obama 41%-37%. Michigan is a must-win state for Democrats. . . Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Last 50-Days of State Polls, 50-Day Average of National...

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Projection Map and 50-Day State Poll Average Chart for Tuesday, May 27, 2008: For the sixth straight day, Barack Obama leads John McCain in the Electoral Vote race by a 237-236 margin. There are 65 votes rated a "tossup." This represents no change in the map. . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls. Updates will be posted through the day as new polling numbers come out. . .

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – Officially, Sen. Barack Obama traveled to this desert city Monday for a Memorial Day address. He stood against the backdrop of the Organ Mountains and talked about honoring veterans, but his campaign aides came here believing they could do something bigger: Win back the Mountain West from Republicans. The underlying goal of Obama’s trip this week through New Mexico, Nevada and Colorado is to lay claim to a region that Obama views as one of his best opportunities to pick off states in November. “We want to send a message now that we are going to...

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Projection Map and 50-Day State Poll Average Chart for Memorial Day - Monday, May 26, 2008: On this Memorial Day, Barack Obama continues to lead John McCain in the Electoral Vote Battle 237-236, with 65 votes rated as a "tossup." Obama has led McCain now for five days by that total. . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls. . .

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Projection Map and 50-Day State Poll Average Chart for Sunday, May 25, 2008: Barack Obama continues to lead John McCain 237-236 on the Electoral Map, with 65 votes in the "tossup" category. . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls. Updates will be posted through the day as new polling numbers come out. . .

Here is the 2008 Electoral Vote Projection Map and 50-Day State Poll Average Chart for Saturday, May 24, 2008: Barack Obama continues to lead John McCain 237-236 on the Electoral Vote Map as the day begins. There are 65 votes in the "tossup" category. . . Don't forget to check the newly designed Last 50 Days of State Polls Chart that can always be found on the lower part of the page. It shows all state polls for the last 50 days and lists them by state. This data is used to figure the state poll averages and determine the...

Here are the 2008 Presidential Electoral Vote Projection Map and State Poll Average Chart for Friday, May 23, 2008: As today opens, Barack Obama leads John McCain 237-236 on the Electoral Vote Map, with 65 votes in the "Tossup" category. Virginia moved into the "tossup" category yesterday. . . Here is the newly revised chart of the Last 50 Days of State Polls. This chart will always appear at the bottom of the page following the day's post and updates. I am posting it here to introduce it today. It contains the polls from the past 50 days that are...

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Vote Projection Map and State Poll Average Chart for Wednesday, May 21, 2008. . .John McCain now leads Barack Obama 249-237 on the Electoral Vote Map, with Colorado moving into Obama's column. Fifty-two votes remain in the "tossup" category. . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls. . .

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Projection Map and State Poll Average Chart for Tuesday, May 20, 2008. . .Sen. John McCain continues to lead Sen. Barack Obama in the Electoral Vote race 249-228 (see map), with 61 in the "tossup" category. The race at this point is very close and is shaping up to come down to battles in a handful of states -- New Mexico, Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls....

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Projection Map and State Poll Average Chart for Sunday, May 18, 2008 . . .John McCain leading Barack Obama 269-228, and 41 in the "Tossup" category . . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls.

Here is the 2008 Electoral Vote Projection Map and State Poll Average Chart updated for Thursday, May 15, 2008: * No Changes to the Map. Things have remained static now for several days. We did have one Michigan poll roll off the 50-Day average, but it only upped both candidates by a point to 44%-44%, keeping Michigan in the "Tossup" category. * Barack Obama leads John McCain 46.5% - 44.3% in the 50-Day Average of all National Polls. * John McCain leads Barack Obama 46.7% - 45.1% in the 50-Day Average of "Likely Voter" Polls. * It will be interesting...

Here is the updated 2008 Electoral Vote Projection Map and State Poll Average Chart for Wednesday, May 14, 2008. . . .McCain continues to lead Obama 249-237, with 52 electoral votes rated as "Tossup." . . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls.

Here are the three leading candidates for president in the Republican party, a party based in the South and in the interior, rural in nature, and backed in large part by social conservatives: the senior senator from Arizona, a congenital maverick with friends in the press and a habit of dissing the base of his party; the former governor of deep-blue Massachusetts, son of a Michigan governor, a Mormon who looks, sounds, and comes across as a city boy; and the former mayor of New York, the Big Apple itself, ethnic and Catholic, pro-choice and pro-gun control, married three times,...

ELECTORAL MAP Electoral Projection; 270 needed to win Last Updated: 11:59PM ET BUSH237 KERRY199 roll over states for summary; click states for detail  Projection methodology Popular Vote 64% of Precincts Reporting (AP) George W. Bush 51% 41,352,572 John Kerry 48% 38,772,280

Looking for the site that has electoral map that lets you change each states color by clicking and therfore lets you come up with all the different ways someone could win.

After a mysterious two-week absence, America Online has restored its straw poll electoral map, which continues to show President Bush holding a commanding lead in the race for the White House. The interactive survey, which allows AOL users to cast one vote each month for a presidential candidate, vanished at the start of October, leaving many suspicious as to the cause of its disappearance. Among the letters from WorldNetDaily readers: "Has AOL discontinued its straw poll because it looked soooo bad for Kerry? The webpage is no longer available." (Paul) "Since Oct. 1st the AOL straw poll has disappeared. I...

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