[Question_Assumptions]

The state-by-state shows Obama getting more than 50% in very few places and most not higher than 52%. That’s not good for Obama.

[ConservativeDude]

wow, breaking news, it all comes down to Ohio!

(though...interesting that MI is in a toss up category. That’s gotta hurt Obama!)

[taxcontrol]

My quick assessment showed that the published numbers are based on a 2% margin for toss up. In other words, only when there is 2% difference between the two candidates, does the state count as toss up. What is interesting is what happens if you expand that number to 3 percent.

................2% ..3%
McCain .249 249
Obama ..237 228
Tossup ...52 ....61

[Retired Greyhound]

This is easy: Colorado, New Mexico, Ohio, PA go to McCain.

Obama squeaks out Michigan (McCain has done himself no favors with all the global warming crap). Barack also takes Wisconsin.

McCain wins. Done.

[GulfBreeze]

Elect John McCain Ping

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This is a promising map for John McCain in November. I don’t believe that it’s 100% accurate but it is useful.

[devere]

Obama has one advantage. If the election ends in a 269-269 tie, the likely Democratic House of Representatives will elect him President. This would happens on this current map if McCain carries Ohio and Obama carries the other tossup states.

[TornadoAlley3]