My U.S. Presidential Election Prediction Using NPR's Website

I did this based on my judgment and gut feel.  We'll see how right I am, but notice the resulting electoral vote count, (which was unintentional).  If it's a tie and it's up to Congress as the law states, then Obama wins.

Have a try on NPR's map site and we'll see who's the most correct come election day...

+ Atul

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Comments

[Scott P.]

I actually went with Florida as the surprise swing state even though it is leaning red...

[chancelucky]

After 2000, I'd just as soon not have a tie. I do know that Ohio and Indiana are quite close right now. If Ohio in particular breaks democratic then Pennsylvania would be my worry for an Obama win.

[Atul]

Scott,

Good to see your comment. There are a few leaning red states that could go blue. We each just have to use our psychic power.

CL,

Yes, a tie would be a bad thing in some ways. I'm not saying I want it; I just predicted it using my intuition, (and psychic power). As a Buckeye, I hope Ohio goes Obama. I'm ashamed that they collectively went Bush in 2004.

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