2004 Projected Presidential Electoral Votes as of 3/1/2004

TradeSports.com ^ | Monday, March 1, 2004 | Momaw Nadon

[oldtimer]

Exactly...in my 869 years on this planet, I have never seen a clearer division of the so called "classes".

GWB has got to drive a wooden stake in Lurch's heart to win this though, and quit trying to be Mr. Nice Guy.

VETO PORK VETO PORK VETO PORK VETO PORK!

[GiveEmDubya]

I think Bush and all his campaign leaders know exactly where to hit John Kerry. Remember, before the whole Dean phase, it looked for a while as if Kerry would be the nominee, kinda by default. They've been stockpiling ammo for a long time. On Wednesday, almost certainly after Kerry has locked up the nomination, then it will start to hit.

I would save the best stuff for the stretch run, when people are actually paying attention. But there's so much dirt on Kerry just waiting for the spotlight, I think there's plenty to go around for the election cycle.

[pctech]

I hope less people fall for it this time and still vote for Bush

I hear ya, but as they say in MIB, "A person is smart, people are dumb panicky animals and you know it!"

[bondjamesbond]

If PA goes for Bush, the networks will find a way to keep from calling that state until two weeks after the polls close in Hawaii. They only call the Democrat wins early.

[GiveEmDubya]

Blitzer: "We, uh, don't usually tend to call states with, uh, margins around 5%. Bush, uh, appears to be, uh, out in front, but there's still 1% of the vote to be counted. I think Judy and I agree that anything can happen with that one percent especially in such a Democrat-friendly state as Pennsylvania."

Woodruff: "Well I agree Wolf. Bush is not popular anywhere in the northeast and those last hundred votes or so could make all the difference."