Electoral map shifts Obama's favor Nov 1, 2008
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I'm sure when John king whacks off he's thinking of his "magic wall".
Atheist2006 11 months ago
To answer CoolScoobydoo's question, "I wonder how this is going to turn out."
Barack Obama (D-Illinois): 52.92% (365 electoral votes)
John McCain (R-Arizona): 45.66% (173 electoral votes)
Margins:
2004 Presidential: George W. Bush (R-Texas): 2.46%
2008 Presidential: Barack Obama (D-Illinois): 7.26%
2004/2008 Shift: D + 9.73%
States Flipped (2004 R to 2008 D): Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia. Plus Nebraska #02 (Omaha area).
CoolBlue71 1 year ago
I wonder how this is going to turn out.
CoolScoobydoo 2 years ago
No, it is not a state. That's why it doesn't have representation in the House or Senate. It was specially created as a non-state district to avoid giving too much power to any one state.
AtomikNY 2 years ago
So what, it was still wrong.
FeudFan76 2 years ago
That was the NATIONAL Poll of Polls.
kefkaROX 2 years ago
Not to mention Missouri was wrong in 2008. That's the first time they've goofed since Adlai Stevenson in 1956.
FeudFan76 2 years ago
Looking back at this video now that the election is over, is anyone else stunned by the fact that Obama was only at 50% in CNN's poll of D.C.? He won D.C. with 93% of the vote.
FeudFan76 2 years ago
Also North Dakota should never have been a toss up. I don't know why so many sites and news organizations had North Dakota listed as a toss up. McCain won North Dakota by 8 points. North and South Dakota should have been listed as lean McCain.
Also, Ohio and Florida should have been lean Obama, Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada all should have been safe Obama. West Virginia and Arkansas should have been safe for McCain.
FeudFan76 2 years ago
LOL @ 2:27
"State of District of Columbia"
There are 51 states now!
AtomikNY 3 years ago