2008 Presidential Electoral Vote Projection

Here is the 2008 Presidential Electoral Projection Map and State Poll Average Chart for Tuesday, May 20, 2008. . .Sen. John McCain continues to lead Sen. Barack Obama in the Electoral Vote race 249-228 (see map), with 61 in the "tossup" category. The race at this point is very close and is shaping up to come down to battles in a handful of states -- New Mexico, Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. . .Don't forget to check out the charts at the bottom of the page for Latest State Polls, 50-Day Average of National Polls, and Latest National Polls. Updates will be posted through the day as new polling numbers come out. . .

Trying to respond to the three posts at once.

According to the American Conservative Union, his score is 83.
http://www.conservative.org/archive2/2008potus.asp

However, 83 or 82.3 either way is not necessarily that great. It's just CLEARLY not the record of a socialist.

The ACU is hardly a measure of GOP Policy, they are true conservatives seeking to get out clear information about candidates and office holders and affect conservative policy in America.

My point in saying that you weren't running was that we can find more conservative people than John McCain and line them up from here to China but none of them are in the race for POTUS 2008, only Obama and McCain are. So I don't think it was Non Sequiter, it was there to hold up that the only person worth comparing John to is Obama. One or the other will be president. We have a chance to try to make sure the more conservative OF THE TWO will be president.

I feel like not Voting for MCCain is casting at least a half vote for Obama. However there is no doubt that conservatives who spend their time on this board or any other tearing down John McCain are campaigning for Obama. There is just no getting away from that.

I'm sorry you got called an Obama plant. I don't believe that is the case. And when I say in other posts that you or someone else is working for Obama that is absolutely not what I mean.

However what I do mean, is that their is no denying that the beneficiary of all this effort to tear down John McCain is Barak Obama and their is no denying that.

Even if folks aren't going to vote for Obama (I know they're not) , they are benefiting him with ceaseless attacks on John McCaon.

I’m not compelled to attempt to prove anything to what I perceive as a closed mind. I’m not out to change anyone’s vote - simply respond to this thread with my position.

Do what seems right in your own eyes.

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