High turnout in West Virginia - The Hillary comeback starts today!

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

Wow - weak Dem in CA according to that poll

The poll it's using for CA is Obama 50, McCain 43 (Rasmussen, 4/16).

California is not as died-in-the-wool blue as some might think, but that does surprise me.

This is todays projection from electoral-vote.com. It has McCain winning, but I wouldn't worry about these polls till we're closer to November. Or at least till there is much more frequent polling data available for these projections.

Yeah, I don't buy Wisconsin, Michigan, or North Carolina for McCain. We got North Dakota back though! I think this one is more accurate about New Mexico and Ohio- and I think California will be closer than many think.

I totally see MI going for McCain - MI was a big Reagan Democrat state and they gave him a big win in the 2000 primary (but not 08, as Romney was selling himself as a "local boy")

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

This is todays projection from electoral-vote.com. It has McCain winning, but I wouldn't worry about these polls till we're closer to November. Or at least till there is much more frequent polling data available for these projections.

I agree. A lot of numbers will change once both the nominees get to actively campaign with their respective parties united behind them. I see it this way: If Obama is doing this well with Hillary still in the race and a lot of her following still hoping for a miracle, imagine how well he'll do once Hillary throws her full support behind him. And she will.

Edited May 15, 2008 by Mr. Big Dog

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Wow - weak Dem in CA according to that poll

The poll it's using for CA is Obama 50, McCain 43 (Rasmussen, 4/16).

California is not as died-in-the-wool blue as some might think, but that does surprise me.

Purely academic at this point (probably), but the same poll has Clinton leading McCain 47-42. McCain does well in CA.

[dalegg 143]

Wow - weak Dem in CA according to that poll

The poll it's using for CA is Obama 50, McCain 43 (Rasmussen, 4/16).

California is not as died-in-the-wool blue as some might think, but that does surprise me.

Purely academic at this point (probably), but the same poll has Clinton leading McCain 47-42. McCain does well in CA.

Viva La Raza!

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McCain does well in CA.

Viva La Raza!

His vocal support for amnesty is why?

[dalegg 143]

McCain does well in CA.

Viva La Raza!

His vocal support for amnesty is why?

Pandering.

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This is todays projection from electoral-vote.com. It has McCain winning, but I wouldn't worry about these polls till we're closer to November. Or at least till there is much more frequent polling data available for these projections.

Latest projection, as of May 25:

Edited May 26, 2008 by VJ Troll