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Ronnie Raygun · #1

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/Pre...unt_Chart.html

Crying Baby Jesus · #2

wow I do beleive The US is getting stupider by the hour

Emu · #3

Wow, the midwest is really divided.

ScruU2wice · #4

I thought Iowa was a swing state..

davinxtk · #5

It's been linked at least once here before, but http://www.electoral-vote.com updates daily.

KevinTheOmnivore · #6

Well, let's do some math.

New Mexico, me thinks, will swing towards Kerry. It has gone Democratic the last three elections.

Kerry will take Wisconsin, and probably Minnesota. Several polls show him taking a more comfortable lead in the oh-so-crucial state of Ohio. I'm thinking Michigan will go towards Kerry, too. That would give Kerry 273 electoral votes.

For the sake of argument, let's give New Hampshire and Florida to Bush. That would give Bush a grand total of 265.

Thanks for the post, Ronnie!

mburbank · #7

If Kerry wins, do you think Naldo will ever post here again?

"He's not going to win."
-Psychic Ronnie.

I miss Vinth.

punkgrrrlie10 · #8

There is nothing we can do to predict the future. Accept that nothing can be known til the vote is friggen done people.

mburbank · #9

I know, I know, it's just agonizing. There' nothing even to be said anymore.

I am mostly worried at this point about there being a clear outcome.

KevinTheOmnivore · #10

Quote:

Originally Posted by punkgrrrlie10

There is nothing we can do to predict the future. Accept that nothing can be known til the vote is friggen done people.

Obviously, but you can still look at statewide polls (which tend to be far more reliable than say nationwide push polling), observe past statewide trends, and also look at demographic/census info to TRY to predict where a state MAY go.

In the end, it's just good fun.

DamnthatDavid · #11

God damn Electoral College system, my state is going Kerry, so my vote is worth nothing... NOTHING.

Anonymous · #12

Anonymous · #13

http://www.electoral-vote.com

Last and final update today, with Kerry way off in the lead. It'd sure be nice to avoid a recount.

HickMan · #14

go nader

Anonymous · #15

he's got almost as many votes as Bush does in DC.

Ronnie Raygun · #16

I vote today at 4:00. I should have early voted...

FartinMowler · #17

HOw does this absentee vote and americans oversea's work? I mean how do they vote within an allowable time period?

Anonymous · #18

They cast their ballots before today.

ziggytrix · #19

I put my ballot in the mail like 2 weeks ago, and I just have to trust the US Postal System got it delivered on time.

AChimp · #20

They have absentee ballots in Canada, Fartin.

FartinMowler · #21

I was only asking because of what happened in Florida last time :/ I'm just hoping that it's a clear majority.

mew barios · #22

it's funny to see the early voter people standing in line for hours :o i went in around 11:30 tooday and didn't have to wait at all.

FartinMowler · #23

U.S. voters facing long line ups, lawyers
CTV.ca News Staff

Long line ups and lawyers are shaping election day so far in the United States, as both candidates continue to make pleas for those precious undecided voters.