base on your own..
Who will win this election?
ELECTION FACTS:
2 0 0 4 GENERAL ELECTIONS:
GOP-WON STATES:
Candidate: George W. Bush
TEXAS, KANSAS, NEW MEXICO, IDAHO, COLORADO, UTAH, NEVADA, NORTH DAKOTA, SOUTH DAKOTA, MONTANA, WYOMING, OKLAHOMA, NEBRASKA, IOWA, MISSOURI, ARKANSAS, TENNESSEE, MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, GEORGIA, LOUSIANA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, KENTUCKY, WEST VIRGINIA, ALASKA, OHIO, INDIANA and ARIZONA.
DEMOCRATIC-WON STATES
Candidate: John F. Kerry
CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, MINNESSOTA, NEW YORK, NEW HAMPSHIRE, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, VERMONT, MASSACHUSSETTS, NEW JERSEY, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, RHODE ISLAND, PENNSYLVANIA, CONNECTICUT, HAWAII AND D.C.
ELECTORAL VOTES
BUSH- 286
KERRY- 251
POPULAR VOTES
BUSH- 62,040,610
KERRY- 59,028,444
Who Will Win This November? Don’t Base Your Vote From The Polls And The Press- Those Have No Credibility. Its
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I agree, McCain will win.
It’s a tough prediction for me, especially since I’ve been having awful nightmares about the election, but I’d have to say McCain because the people in this country who are very Conservative (and there are a lot of them) would rather die than see Obama in office. Of course, McCain should choose a pretty Conservative running mate to secure the vote.
Also, race is not the only factor in the election, age is as well. What people fail to realize is that there are many people in this country who are getting older, and they might not trust the presidency to someone who has not had as much experience as McCain. But again, time will tell.
personally, i would like to see mccain win.
i think that it’s wrong that some of obama’s supporters are voting for him because he is multi-cultured, however, i’m sure there are some poeple out there that aren’t voting for him because he is black.
ha i would like to see in the next election the canididates wearing bags over there heads so people could simply judge them on their ideas and goals, not their race and gender and ect.
Polls work. People pay millions to do polling – not just for elections. The polls usually work quite well – not if you compare them across time – but if you look at exit polling and polling the night before. It is not exact, but it is close. Polling does show you a snapshot of what is going on.
McCain.
Angelwit: lol better look at polls again. Where polls are taken and how they are taken plays a major role in how polls work. Not to mention I need only look at the 2004 election to see how they DIDN’T work. How’s Kerry’s Presidency going?
My own polls? Or instincts?
I have none of the former and it’s too early to be placing any bets on the latter, for anyone.