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Electoral Map Update

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It's really unbelievable that Obama has a chance in Georgia.

It's really unbelievable that Obama has a chance in Georgia.

 

Regardless of what the polls say, he doesn't IMO.

 

I can see Virginia, but North Carolina and Georgia are just pipe dreams IMO.

Regardless of what the polls say, he doesn't IMO.

 

I can see Virginia, but North Carolina and Georgia are just pipe dreams IMO.

 

I don't think he has much of a chance in Georgia, but I think Obama does in Virginia and North Carolina. I am not saying he will win, just saying it's up for grabs.

It's really unbelievable that Obama has a chance in Georgia.

 

I am shocked about how close Indiana is.

Looks like McCain has to over take a Blue state to win. I know he is pushing hard in Penn.

My opinion is that McCain will end up winning Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virgina. Unfortunately, Obama will still win, but by a small margin.

 

I agre that both North Carolina and Virginia are competitive, which is quite an accomplishment for Obama, but I just don't see him carrying either state.

My opinion is that McCain will end up winning Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virgina. Unfortunately, Obama will still win, but by a small margin.

 

I agre that both North Carolina and Virginia are competitive, which is quite an accomplishment for Obama, but I just don't see him carrying either state.

 

Agree with all except Virginia, I think Obama will pull out a close one.

My opinion is that McCain will end up winning Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virgina. Unfortunately, Obama will still win, but by a small margin.

 

I agre that both North Carolina and Virginia are competitive, which is quite an accomplishment for Obama, but I just don't see him carrying either state.

 

What do you think about Ohio and Florida outcomes? I am guessing a split.

What do you think about Ohio and Florida outcomes? I am guessing a split.

 

Well, I can guess we're both hoping for a sweep, but in different directions. I honestly believe, if one candidate wins both it will be McCain. I really think he wins both, but could see Ohio going Obama's way. Either way, McCain has to either win PA or NV to have a chance.

I doubt McCain has a chance in PA.

 

As for Georgia, Obama really doesn't have a chance, but by virtue of the fact that he's at least pushed McCain in the state, he's won.

I see Arizona is down to a 3-4 point lead for McCain and Obama is pushing hard. :eek:

Dick Morris and Karl Rove were both giving their expert opinion based on their experience.

 

Obama's number to watch is NOT the gap between him and McCain but rather Obama's % of the vote. It seems that those who will vote for O have decided to vote for O.

 

This election is NOT about McCain but rather they will vote for O or not. And if they are still undecided for O 4 days before the election, they are not going to go to Obama.

 

So, if his numbers are peaking out at 48-49% and their inclination about undecideds are true and they go McCain's way, McCain has a shot to pull this out.

 

 

 

I really find the strategy of this so very interesting.

Pennsylvania is going to be very close. Both campaigns would not be spending as much time and money there if their internal polls matched the public polls. I think that the turnout among the people who John Murtha has called redneck racists and that Obama described as bitter people clinging to guns and Bibles will prove Obama right. They are bitter about the unwarranted attacks by liberal candidates and they will turn out to vote in large numbers on Tuesday.

Dick Morris and Karl Rove do not give unbiased opinions.

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