Who will win, and by how much?

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My top is 376. My prediction is that he exceeds 350.





I think the more interesting thing is the number of senators. I predict 56/42/2
 
Man, I thought I was the optimistic liberal on this board and I'm predicting 300-349! Hubby bought a great bottle of champagne we will open on the 4th when we have the confirmed no doubt about it 270 secured. Winex can pound sand, courtesy of Nude.
 
I'm concerned.



I think McCain may win.



I harbor serious doubts at the volume of people claiming to be undecided.



Most of the States recently switching on the electoral map still have substantail undecideds. Enough to swing it decidedly to McCain.



To be frank, I don't think they're undecided. I think they're lying. I think they're voting McCain and are embarrassed to say they're voting for McCain and Palin because they can't come up with good reason. People that support Obama are shouting it from the roof tops and have been shouting it from the rooftops since January. If you're still undecided, I seriously doubt if you are.



And that upset will be very upsetting.
 
[quote author="IrvineRenter" date=1225424148]Who are the two jokers who believe McCain will win in a landslide?</blockquote>


"Guilty as charged"- Dewey Cox
 
This site has Obama's winning @ 95% with 344 votes to 194.



<a href="http://www.fivethirtyeight.com">http://www.fivethirtyeight.com</a>



<a href="http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/03/frequently-asked-questions-last-revised.html">FAQ and the way he generates his numbers</a>



Thought it'd be interesting for the number crunchers out there :)
 
Alaska and Arizona are in play. Oh that would be sweet for Palin and McCain to limp back to their home states in defeat. Oh wait, Palin will have to stop by Saks to return her clothes first.



Obama 375 votes

Prop 8 rejected 55-45



and Sean Hannity's big head explodes
 
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