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Strategyking92 on 24 August 2008

Washington DC get's electoral votes seperately... what a joke.
I know, old opinion, but I had to re-state it.



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super_etecoon on 04 September 2008

As of September 4, 2008.

 



Lolcislaw on 04 September 2008

wow, great site i did not know about thanks



akuma587 on 04 September 2008

Good news for Obama. We will see how much of a boost (and how much of a permanent boost) McCain gets after the convention. They Republicans seem to be taking a very "red meat" approach, lets see if it connects with the electorate.



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HappySqurriel on 04 September 2008

It's unfortunate that it is not more up-to-date ... There are several states which haven't been updated since July ... I expect that next week (since it is after both conventions) we will probably see a lot of polls in each state which may change the current position of each candidate.



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fkusumot on 04 September 2008
HappySqurriel said:

It's unfortunate that it is not more up-to-date ... There are several states which haven't been updated since July ... I expect that next week (since it is after both conventions) we will probably see a lot of polls in each state which may change the current position of each candidate.

Try this one:

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/



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HappySqurriel on 04 September 2008
fkusumot said:
HappySqurriel said:

It's unfortunate that it is not more up-to-date ... There are several states which haven't been updated since July ... I expect that next week (since it is after both conventions) we will probably see a lot of polls in each state which may change the current position of each candidate.

Try this one:

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/

 

Looking at that site, it looks like they're using the same (or similar) polling data as Electoral-Vote.com ... The differences between the two sites appears to be how they use the polling data to project the electoral college results.



The_vagabond7 on 04 September 2008

tagging so I can look at some of these sites after work.



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super_etecoon on 05 September 2008

As of September 5th, 2008.

Obama: 301 McCain: 224 Tie: 13

Strong Dem (151)
Weak Dem (109)
Barely Dem (41)
Exactly tied (13)
Barely GOP (59)
Weak GOP (75)
Strong GOP (90)


The_vagabond7 on 05 September 2008

that myelectionchoices website was crap. You check the boxes of the statements you agree with, and each statement gives a point to either obama or mccain. Some statements are so general and blanket you'd be an idiot not to check them which is just free points for one candidate or the other. One on foreign policy was just "Iran shouldn't be alowed to nuke israel". Agree or disagree?? It doesn't say what measures should be taken to prevent it, just whether or not you think that would be bad in general, because apparently only one candidate thinks it's bad? I don't get it.

Alot of questions were dumbass things like that. We should work to improve or education! It's important that we improve our standing in the national community! I guess McCain things we should just flip off the rest of the world while screamin FU, and Obama thinks Iran should nuke Israel. That is such a flawed stupid test it's not even funny. I hope nobody actually bases their vote on that.



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