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Here's a summary of electoral map sites, and their current predictions for the presidential race:
INTRADE (based on trading in candidate futures) http://electoralmap.net/index.php Dems: 306 EC votes Reps: 216 EC votes Too close to call: 16 EC votes ELECTORAL-VOTE.COM (a respected consolidator of poll results) http://www.electoral-vote.com/ Dems: 320 Reps: 204 Too close: 14 CNN (not updated since mid-June, looks like) http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/06/...map/index.html Dems: 231 Reps: 194 Too close: 113 I'll try to update the totals every now and then. If you've got a map that should be on the list, let me know and I'll start tracking it, too. But I'm not going to be tracking maps on blogs, or DailyKos, or party sites, or anything so partisan. Only relatively unbiased sites. I don't think polls matter much at this point, but these consolidation sites give a better picture than individual polls.
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JLB, could you please not spam the thread?
Your map is from here: http://www.opinionjournal.com/ecc/calculator.htm And it's simply an interactive map that starts with the 2004 election results. So the image you show is not a data-driven predictor of the 2008 race. The map can be made to show any result you like, simply by clicking on states and picking a winner. Which is what you -- or whomever produced the image -- did. It's not a poll consolidator, so it doesn't belong here.
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For maps I like
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epo...ama_vs_mccain/ since clicking on a state takes you to lists of multiple polls for that state. |
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REAL CLEAR POLITICS http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epo...bama_vs_mccain Dems: 255 Reps: 163 Too close: 120
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My favorite is 538.com
He has Obama currently up 307 to 231. Even with this predicted electoral margin of victory you will see that he sees the popular vote only being a 3% spread. http://www.fivethirtyeight.com Todays polls: Quote:
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That's a great site! I like the stuff he does at the margins to show different scenarios.
538.COM http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/ Dems: 307 GOP: 231 Too close: 0
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How do you feel about how poorly Obama is doing at this stage, compared to the previous Democrats who lost that were way ahead in the polls by now? Does it worry you that he is tied, and losing ground to McCain every day? |
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