Electoral-vote.com shows dramatic change since yesterday.

[YEM]

Wow. Big moves since yesterday. This was the site that many rethugs were throwing around saying that "Kerry isn't surging because he is losing the electoral vote."

http://www.electoral-vote.com/

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

1. Typical Rethug ignorance.

They should know polls always lag several days behind events.

[Wickerman]

2. Some things look broken - He shows Kerry with all 538 el votes

here:

http://www.electoral-vote.com/fin/oct07p.html

in his projection of the final map. Maybe I just don't get it?


screenshot (reduced)

[Arancaytar]

3. I wish. :P

A hallucination induced by wishful thinking. I think that pic will go into my siggy (only the color code on the map doesn't fit). ;)

But still, things look great, esp. considering that electoral-votes.com was supposed to use polls with a bias for Bush.

Only 2-3 days ago, they stood like 210:328 or something for Bush. Look at it now! There's 11 between them - probably aftermath of Bush/Kerry.

Just wait for the effect of the VP one; that one must be still to come!

[ixion]

4. it looked okay when I checked it just now

except for the fact that there are way too many 'red' states. ;-)

And people wonder why I moved from middle 'Murika. Look at that line of red.

Collectively, I think people are off their rocker. :crazy:

[Wickerman]

5. Read the number of electoral votes at top

and as seen in the screen shot. When I hit refresh I still get Kerry with all votes - of course the Red states show a different story...

Click on individual states - they show Kerry with 98 or 99% of vote.

[KharmaTrain]

6. Look At The Votemaster's Note...

Some ominous and delicious tidbits here...

Kerry's post-debate surge is continuing, with him taking the lead in Pennsylvania according to polls from West Chester University, Survey USA, and Franklin and Marshall college. Neither candidate now has the 270 electoral votes needed to win, and many of the states are statistical ties. Michigan and New Hampshire are exact ties. If Kerry wins Michigan and Bush wins New Hampshire, then Kerry wins the election 270-268.


The other day he noted how the trends are starting to shift in Kerry's direction and we still haven't really seen the 5 and 7 day averages of the post Debate I polling.

Now this is the map I'm savoring currently:

http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/info-battleground04.html

(sorry...couldn't screen save, but it's where this poll will be by the weekend)

Cheers!