Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Dick Morris' Latest Analysis of the Electoral Map



Sen. McCain made major gains in the past week, with a strong debate performance and the emergence of Joe the Plumber and his brand of populist, blue-collar opposition to Sen. Obama's tax proposals — and Obama's ideas of "spreading the wealth around."

States that should have been definite for McCain but were on the verge of straying — Texas, Indiana, South Carolina, Georgia, and Kentucky — returned to the McCain column.

Obama continues to have an overall lead of 5 points in the polling average and, as a result, states that should be Republican — including Louisiana, Arizona, Tennessee, West Virginia, and North Carolina — can be rated as no better than tossups.
Ohio, Florida, and Nevada — the real tossup states that would be in play if the presidential contest were a dead heat — are still safely tucked away in the Obama column.

McCain's Numbers
82

votes for McCain
+ 51

leaning McCain
133



Obama's Numbers
291

votes for Obama
+ 64

leaning Obama
355


3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sweet.

See this?

http://www.abc15.com/content/news/election/story.aspx?content_id=a4afbb90-3eb8-4a44-b9a4-276995cb0b47

We're gunning for Arizona too!

Tony GOPrano said...

John McCain will win AZ by 20 points and you know it Klute, nice try. Ready to DELETE your Blog? Your going to in for one hell of a shock come Nov 4th!!!

Anonymous said...

I'm ready for an improbabilty on election day: Zombie apocalypse, asteroid collision, McCain win.

For the record, I do believe McCain will win Arizona, but that clip is just fun.