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Polls suggest electoral gains for Obama
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 10/30/2008
Polls suggest electoral gains for Obama
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New gains for Obama on the CNN Electoral Map. (CNN) — If Barack Obama is betting on Nevada, he may find a pleasant payoff. A new poll suggests that the Democratic presidential candidate is widening his lead there. That's contributing to an increase in territory for Obama in CNN's Electoral College Map. The map estimates what would [...]
Poll: Obama surges in Colorado, makes gains on Electoral Map
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 10/29/2008
Poll: Obama surges in Colorado, makes gains on Electoral Map
— politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — (CNN) — Does the road to the White House run through the Rocky Mountains? A new state... poll in Colorado suggests that Barack Obama has doubled his lead over John McCain there, as the Democratic nominee claims more territory on CNN’s Electoral ... (more) Poll: Obama surges in Colorado, makes gains on Electoral Map

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Electoral Map by Daily Kos
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thenextright.com - 11/4/2008
How Does the Electoral Map Change on Tuesday?
— thenextright.com — Whether it is as largely expected on Tuesday with the Messiah descending upon 1600 or if McCain... pulls out a miracle, the electoral map is likely to change in subtle but significant ways that set up 2012 and 2016 and dictate our opportunity states in ... (more) How Does the Electoral Map Change on Tuesday?

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TPM Election Central:  Election Central Morning Roundup

The Sundries Shack:  Looks Like Somebody’s All Out of Bubble Gum, Doesn’t It?

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Election Central Morning Roundup
TPM Election Central — ... The new CNN state polls: Obama is up 55%-43% in Pennsylvania; up 52%-46% in North Carolina; up 52%-45% in Nevada; up 51%-47% in Ohio; and is trailing McCain 53%-46% in McCain's home state of Arizona. McCain will probably win Arizona in the end -- but as for the rest of those states, it's looking more and more likely that this election will be an Electoral College landslide for Obama. ...

Polls: McCain's Pennsylvania Push Stalling Out
TPM Election Central — ... , have put Obama below 50% support, while most others have him above that key level. For example, CNN has Obama up 55%-43%, and the local college ...

Looks Like Somebody’s All Out of Bubble Gum, Doesn’t It?
The Sundries Shack — ... to the election in the best tradition of the Chicago Way. Looks like he found someone who won’t roll over and play dead for him this time. He doesn’t have this one won yet, no matter what his press office at CNN says . (via ...

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Rove's Final Map: Obaam 338, McCain 200
marcambinder.theatlantic.com 11/3/2008 — Karl Rove's final Electoral College map...
McCain Surge?
outsidethebeltway.com 11/1/2008 — Slate offers a ray of hope for Republicans: “Of 20 new statewide polls, 15 show a shift in McCain’s direction.” Unfortunately, that movement is coming against a pretty hard basis. Their Electoral College map, derived from ...
Why McCain Doesn't Have the Numbers to Win
talkleft.com 10/28/2008 — Sure, as I've been saying for a few months, the election is now about turnout. Even so, ABC News boils down the electoral map in such a way that it seems impossible John McCain can win: If McCain doesn't win Pennsylvania's 21 electoral votes, he ...
McCain Victory Scenario
corner.nationalreview.com 10/28/2008 — Again, it's basically to close up the national polls enough (roughly two or three points) to eke through on the electoral map on Election Day. Unlikely, but not impossible, which is why Noam Scheiber is still worried (plus, he notes some McCain ...
Final Rove electoral map sees large Obama win over McCain
latimesblogs.latimes.com 11/3/2008 — Well, the final day before the official presidential voting and the final version of Karl Rove's exclusive national electoral map sees a strong victory by Barack Obama , gaining the most electoral votes since Bill Clinton's lopsided win over Bob ...
Electoral Map Woolgathering
corner.nationalreview.com 11/4/2008 — I dunno I was just playing with the RCP electoral map for the first time in a while (I used to play with it all the time, but then it got depressing). And I have to say, it's actually much easier to see how McCain could pull it off than I had thought. ...
Karl Rove's Prediction: Obama 338, McCain 200
talkleft.com 11/4/2008 — Via the LA Times , Karl Rove has released his final electoral map predictions . The final Rove & Co. electoral map (pdf)of the 2008 election cycle points to a 338-200 Barack Obama electoral vote victory over John McCain tomorrow. All ...
What and Why
newshoggers.com 11/4/2008 — By Ron Beasley I spent the afternoon looking at the polls and playing with an interactive electoral map and came up with what I though would be the likely result tomorrow.  Before I had a chance to post I discovered I had reached the same ...
Jeff Emanuel: Voting results as they happen
victorycaucus.com 11/4/2008 — pKeep your eye on the map below for continuously-updating electoral results. The map will refresh every minute, featuring voting results as they cross the AP wire./p div id=PresidentMap script src=http://www.aolcdn.com/elections/flash/ac_runactivecontent_311008_1.js ...
Rove, Nate Silver Maps Predict Obama Blowout
huffingtonpost.com 11/4/2008 — On his website, Republican strategist Karl Rove writes : The final Rove & Co. electoral map of the 2008 election cycle points to a 338-200 Barack Obama electoral vote victory over John McCain tomorrow, the largest electoral margin since 1996. All remaining toss-up states have been ...
Election Map(s) 2008
patterico.com 11/5/2008 — [Guest post by DRJ] Check out the Hot Air/AOL News Presidential election interactive website . It lists the popular and electoral votes for each State and shows how each has been called by the AP. EDIT 1: ML notes Fox News has a good map, too. EDIT 2: Politico’s map has a sidebar ...
Obama favored by electoral map — The Swamp
by Frank James Pollster.com has one of the best websites for tracking polls and allocating states on the Electoral College map using the best available information. Their Election Day map shows Sen. Barack Obama with 291 electoral votes (270 is the magic number) based on the ...
“Final Rove electoral map sees large Obama win over McCain” — protein wisdom
This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, Age of Aquarius… According to the research of compiled state polls by Karl Rove & Co., the hypothetical electoral college numbers suggest an Obama win over the Republican ticket of John McCain and Sarah Palin of 338 electoral votes to ...
The Mark Shields Post (Who I Think Will Win The Presidential Election) — Comments from Left Field
Back when I first got interested in politics, which, strange as it may seem, was only four years ago, one of my favorite columnists was Mark Shields. Back then he was writing for CNN as one of the Democratic counterpoints to Bob Novak. What was perhaps ironic about my affection for ...
How Does the Electoral Map Change on Tuesday? — The Next Right
Whether it is as largely expected on Tuesday with the Messiah descending upon 1600 or if McCain pulls out a miracle, the electoral map is likely to change in subtle but significant ways that set up 2012 and 2016 and dictate our opportunity states in the years to come. This is a post about ...
Even red Montana in play as Election Day looms; CNN moves state from "lean McCain" to "toss up" — Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News
Source: [b]CNN[/b] CNN) – Call it the battle for Big Sky country. George W. Bush won Montana by 20 points in his re-election victory four years ago. But it seems the times have changed in the state. CNN's new Electoral College map, updated Sunday morning, moves Montana from "lean John ...
Electoral College Projections — Dean's World
Going by the straight state-by-state RCP averages and using the 2004 map to fill in blanks where there is no RCP average, the electoral college looks like this: States where Obama is above 50% are blue. States where McCain is above 50% are red. States where undecideds hold the balance are ...
The World Watches With Bated Breath — Shakesville
The Economist , which today endorsed Barack Obama , has on its site a Global Electoral College Map , showing how the world would vote if it could. Obama is currently crushing McCain 9,048 electoral votes to 324. The only indubitably red nation in the world is Iraq. Not exactly a scientific ...
Is This The Obama McCain Electoral Vote Map For Election Day? — The Moderate Voice
The University of Virginia’s Larry Sabato, who had an excellent record of predicting the past several elections and issues solid predictions in general , has now released a map showing his electoral college prediction for campaign 2008. Is this the map we’ll see after the early and ...
National electoral map: McCain loses Nevada to Obama as time grows short — Top of the Ticket
As history predicts, national polls began showing a distinct tightening in the presidential race between the Republican ticket of John McCain and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and Sens. Barack Obama and Joe Biden this week. But with time running out before Tuesday's balloting -- and ...
Ten Reasons Why McCain Doesn’t Have a Prayer — Pajamas Media
The electoral map is heavily favoring Obama and the Republican is behind, out of time, and out of luck.
CNN Poll: Obama Doubles Lead In Colorado, Makes Gains On Map — Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
Does the road to the White House run through the Rocky Mountains? A new state poll in Colorado suggests that Barack Obama has doubled his lead over John McCain there, as the Democratic nominee claims more territory on CNN's Electoral Map. In a new survey -- one of five new CNN/Time/Opinion ...
CNN Poll: Obama Doubles Lead In Colorado, Makes Gains On Map — The Huffington Post | Full News Feed
Does the road to the White House run through the Rocky Mountains? A new state poll in Colorado suggests that Barack Obama has doubled his lead over John McCain there, as the Democratic nominee claims more territory on CNN's Electoral Map. In a new survey -- one of five new CNN/Time/Opinion ...
Time/CNN: Obama Makes Gains in Colorado — Taegan Goddard's Political Wire
The latest Time/CNN battleground polls are out and caused CNN to move Colorado "from a toss up state to lean Obama in our new Electoral College Map." Colorado : Obama 53%, McCain 45% Florida : Obama 51%, McCain 47% Georgia : McCain 52%, Obama 47% Missouri : McCain 50%, Obama 48%  ...
Sam Wang's Electoral College Map: October 29, 2008 — J. Bradford DeLong's Grasping Reality with All Eight Tentacles
If crowds are a barometer, McCain's losing to Obama there too — Top of the Ticket
John McCain and Barack Obama increasingly seem to be operating in separate political universes. Obama continues to draw jaw-dropping, record-shattering crowds while McCain struggles to fill small venues. The contrast was most glaring Saturday in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a state McCain ...
Final electoral map — Babalú Blog: an island on the net without a bearded dictator
Final electoral map finalmap.jpg Posted by George Moneo at November 5, 2008 08:19 AM Comments Post a comment
Live Electoral Map — Little Green Footballs
We’ve embedded a live electoral map on our page, courtesy of Google; it will remain at the top of every page. Hover your mouse over states to see the current percentages, or use the drop-down menus to check out individual states and see totals by county. You can zoom in and out, pan ...
The first states are called: Kentucky and Vermont — Top of the Ticket
All of the networks quickly give Kentucky (and its eight electoral votes) to John McCain and Vermont (with three electoral votes) to Barack Obama . No surprises there. -- Kate Linthicum
Election 2008 Electoral Map — Hotline On Call Part Deux
We will update and post The Hotline 's Election 2008 Electoral Map as the races are called this evening. Check back throughout the night to see which states Barack Obama and John McCain win and who will be the first to reach 270 electoral votes.
Carl Kove Predicts An Electoral Blowout….For Obama — The Democratic Daily
In one of the more unusual outcomes of this election Kove & Co, Carl Roves consulting company, has issued their final judgment on the 2008 election. Rove is predicting a true landslide for his historically opponent party and their candidate. The final Rove & Co. electoral map of the ...