Electoral-vote.com now showing a Kerry win....

[Guaranteed]

He's shown to have 253 EVs without Michigan's 17 EVs....

:)

www.electoral-vote.com

[ronnykmarshall]

1. Kerry 253 Bush 264 ??

That's doesn't look like a win to me.

[Guaranteed]

2. Michigan will go to Kerry.

253+17 = 270

:)

[ronnykmarshall]

5. OK, gotcha!

I still say NH will go Kerry as well.

But I don't understand with that site is California "weak" for Kerry?

I don't THANK so!

[demosincebirth]

6. Calif: Kerry by 12...latest Field Poll

[yellowcanine]

3. Doesn't include the new Zogby Polls .... All will change (for the better)

tomorrow when those are added.

[montana500]

4. his site had issues today

he will add the new polls tomorrow.

[mahina]

9. Ya! on the projected page, it's Kerry 538- * 0

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

Small issues....I love it, great start to the morning!

[Bucky]

12. Looks like a glitch or a hacker job. Notice Texas is 98% Kerry, 0% Bush

[otohara]

7. Colorado Will Not Vote Bush

it won't happen - not again

[Warren DeMontague]

8. How We Can Win Even if Jeb Steals Florida & We Lose Ohio:

If we take Nevada, Colorado, Wisconsin, NH, Michigan.. It adds up.

278.

[KharmaTrain]

10. Note From The Votemaster (Again)

There was a problem with the projected map. It is being worked on. Also, the new Zogby polls came out after today's update. They will be in tomorrow's update

If you haven't seen the new Zogbys...do so, you'll like what you see.

Damn it...I had a bet riding Kerry would be pulling ahead on this site on Oct. 1 with a friend...but better late than ever :evilgrin:

[TruthIsAll]

11. You have it all here: I posted the Election Model last night - with Zogby.

I normally use electoral-vote.com downlopaded into Excel, but I have decided that blindly doing this is counterproductive. As soon as a bogus Repub poll comes out, the Votemaster overides the good ones- like Zogby, ARG, etc. I keep them in my database until they are no longer relevant.

I will not gum up the model with Repub polls from Badger, Survey-USA, Gallup, etc.

http://www.geocities.com/electionmodel