Posted on 06/02/2008 2:00:35 PM PDT by blogsforthompson.com
Here are the 2008 Electoral Vote Projection Maps and State Poll Average Charts for Monday, June 2, 2008:
Today's Rasmussen Tracking Poll has the race tied at 45%-45%. Gallup's Tracking Poll today has it tied 46%-46%.
A Rasmussen Poll out of Connecticut has Barack Obama leading John McCain by only three points at 47%-44%. This puts Connecticut into the "tossup" column within the 3% margin. As a result the Electoral Vote totals have changed for the 50-Day and 15-Day Maps (see totals above). Joe Lieberman's strong support for McCain may be having an impact there.
A Public Policy Polling Poll out of North Carolina has John McCain leading Barack Obama by three points - 43%-40%. The state remains in McCain's column on both maps. . .
Check out the new Electoral College Vote Projection Scoreboard you can find near the bottom of the page. This chart lists several sites that are trying to project the Electoral Vote race, giving the site's current projection. This will provide a one-stop spot to see how the various projections compare as the campaign moves forward. There are also links to the sites so you can check them out yourself if you wish. There are some great sites listed there. I have placed Electoral Projection there as well for comparison. . .
(Excerpt) Read more at electoralprojection.blogspot.com ...
McCain has a very legitimate shot at winning CT and MA IMHO.
If Mccain is polling well in CT, NH, Wisc and PA then the “new Messiah” is in very deep trouble. Hussien needs to be exposed for what he really is (black militant) but the Nazi media refuses to state the truth.
Even under the 15 day map, McCain is in good shape. He only needs Ohio and Virginia to get to 270.
It seems Obama is not the sure thing the drive-by keeps telling us that he is...
This should give Chris Matthews a good tingle.
If McCain wins all the 50-day tossup states, it’s gonna be an early night.
That's a little scary for conservatives.
“That’s a little scary for conservatives.”
Give it to a FReeper to lament a Dem state possibly going R for the first time in 20 years.
So, it would be less “scary” to have Obama in the White House?
Clinton is not kidding when she says Obama is toast.
If they are even now ...
and the campaign hasn’t yet started
Obama can only lose ground.
McCain is no mystery to anyone who’ll cast a ballot in November.
He may have lost many of us already ... but that’s already reflected in the polls.
He’ll probably gain more Undecideds than he loses.
But Barack Hussein!
What can one say?
After a summer and fall of America getting to know him ...
who expects him to become stronger by November than he is today?
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