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This morning on our This Week Roundtable we
made our predictions for Tuesday night's outcome: Mark Halperin,...
Time Magazine: Electoral Vote -- 349 Obama Senate -- 58 Democratic seats House -- Democrats net 28 House seats Matthew Dowd, former Republican...
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Predictions: Election Night
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How long of a night will Tuesday be?
The Moderate Voice —
... I was going to write this post, and actually began a draft of it last night, but I was too lazy and Allahpundit at Hot Air beat me to it. While I personally think some of the commenters in that thread may have begun drinking a bit early, AP’s assessment of the key states to watch and what time the polls close in each is pretty close to what I had. ...
What to look for Tuesday night
Betsy's Page —
Allahpundit has a convenient schedule to help you know how soon we'll know on Election Night if it's going to be a blowout or if McCain has an inkling of a chance. What this means, given The Oneâs lead, is that each hour on Tuesday night operates almost like an elimination game. If McCain wins Indiana and Virginia, he survives and advances to the next round against Ohio and North Carolina. If he wins both of those, he moves on to the eastern regional championship in Pennsylvania and Florida. And if he wins both of those, he heads west for the Final ...Six. As I say, he can ...
POLITICS: Making It A Long Night
Baseball Crank —
I mostly agree with Allahpundit's view that McCain could be dead and buried early, given some of the poll-closing times:
7 p.m. Indiana, Virginia
7:30 p.m. Ohio, North Carolina
8 p.m. Pennsylvania, Florida, Missouri
Granted, there's been talk that Ohio may not be call-able until very late (traditionally, Indiana and Virginia get called pretty quickly, but that may not be true in IN this year), but if McCain's winning the states he needs to stay in the game, I doubt very much that he loses either Ohio or Florida, at least unless something ...
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