Денг Гордон
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Safely Obama States: (5+ Lead)
California (+14)
Colorado (+6)
Connecticut (+12.5)
District of Columbia( +70.7)
Delaware (+13.4)
Hawaii (+22.5)
Iowa (+9.3)
Illinois (+18.4)
Massachusetts (+15.9)
Maryland (+15.7)
Maine (+12.8)
Minnesota (+12.5)
New Jersey (+9.9)
New York (+16)
Oregon (+11.4)
Pennsylvania (+6.7)
Rhode Island (+15.6)
Vermont (+25.8)
Washington (+15.8)
Wisconsin (+7.1)
Leaning Obama (3-5 point lead)
Ohio (Obama +2.9)
Tossups (Less than 3 lead by candidates)
Florida (McCain +2)
Indiana (McCain +0.7)
Michigan (Obama +1.6)
Missouri (Obama +0.3)
North Carolina (McCain +2.7)
New Hampshire (Obama +2.6)
New Mexico (Obama +2.5)
Nevada (McCain +0.4)
Virginia (Obama +1.8)
Leaning McCain
Montana (+4.2)
North Dakota (+3.2)
Safely McCain
Alaska (+5.3)
Alabama (+20.9)
Arkansas (+12.2)
Arizona (+12.1)
Georgia (+8.7)
Kansas (+9.7)
Kentucky (+21.3)
Louisiana (+9.3)
Idaho (+22.4)
Mississippi (+11.8)
Nebrasksa (+12.8)
Oklahoma (+18.1)
South Carolina (+7.9)
South Dakota (+5.4)
Tennessee (+13.6)
Texas (+11.2)
Utah (+29.4)
West Virginia (+7.2)
Wyoming (+18.1)
Now the first thing that needs to stand out is that 8 of the 10 toss up states were won by Republicans last time around. Then you see that one of the two Democratic won toss ups is only worth 4 electoral votes. Then you see Ohio...which I know for a fact after they incorporate the latest Ohio poll, will move into the leaning Obama category...so I'll go ahead and move that there.
So:
Safely: Obama 247 McCain 157
Obama is only 23 electoral votes shy when you look at just locks.
Adding leaners:
Leaners: Obama 267 McCain 163
That leaves 108 electoral votes in toss ups.
If you add each state in what they are leaning at the moment, you get:
Obama 317 McCain 221
That is a pretty good margin of victory. The landslide is determined as 375+ EV. To get this, Obama wold have to win all of the tossup states.
http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/
California (+14)
Colorado (+6)
Connecticut (+12.5)
District of Columbia( +70.7)
Delaware (+13.4)
Hawaii (+22.5)
Iowa (+9.3)
Illinois (+18.4)
Massachusetts (+15.9)
Maryland (+15.7)
Maine (+12.8)
Minnesota (+12.5)
New Jersey (+9.9)
New York (+16)
Oregon (+11.4)
Pennsylvania (+6.7)
Rhode Island (+15.6)
Vermont (+25.8)
Washington (+15.8)
Wisconsin (+7.1)
Leaning Obama (3-5 point lead)
Ohio (Obama +2.9)
Tossups (Less than 3 lead by candidates)
Florida (McCain +2)
Indiana (McCain +0.7)
Michigan (Obama +1.6)
Missouri (Obama +0.3)
North Carolina (McCain +2.7)
New Hampshire (Obama +2.6)
New Mexico (Obama +2.5)
Nevada (McCain +0.4)
Virginia (Obama +1.8)
Leaning McCain
Montana (+4.2)
North Dakota (+3.2)
Safely McCain
Alaska (+5.3)
Alabama (+20.9)
Arkansas (+12.2)
Arizona (+12.1)
Georgia (+8.7)
Kansas (+9.7)
Kentucky (+21.3)
Louisiana (+9.3)
Idaho (+22.4)
Mississippi (+11.8)
Nebrasksa (+12.8)
Oklahoma (+18.1)
South Carolina (+7.9)
South Dakota (+5.4)
Tennessee (+13.6)
Texas (+11.2)
Utah (+29.4)
West Virginia (+7.2)
Wyoming (+18.1)
Now the first thing that needs to stand out is that 8 of the 10 toss up states were won by Republicans last time around. Then you see that one of the two Democratic won toss ups is only worth 4 electoral votes. Then you see Ohio...which I know for a fact after they incorporate the latest Ohio poll, will move into the leaning Obama category...so I'll go ahead and move that there.
So:
Safely: Obama 247 McCain 157
Obama is only 23 electoral votes shy when you look at just locks.
Adding leaners:
Leaners: Obama 267 McCain 163
That leaves 108 electoral votes in toss ups.
If you add each state in what they are leaning at the moment, you get:
Obama 317 McCain 221
That is a pretty good margin of victory. The landslide is determined as 375+ EV. To get this, Obama wold have to win all of the tossup states.
http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/
