2008 Prediction Map
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2008 Presidential Election Prediction – 5/22/2008
With the longest and most divisive Democratic primary since 1980, Democratic chances slimmer than the last prediction posted in November. The map below assumes Obama holds all the states Kerry won in 2004 except New Hampshire and picks up Iowa, New Mexico, and Colorado resulting both McCain and Obama winning 269 electoral votes. A tie would be decided by the House of Representatives should this scenario play out at the polls in November.
2008 Presidential Election Prediction – 11/25/2007
Before the candidates for each party have even been selected, PoliticalMaps.org is predicting the Democrats will win the 2008 Presidential Election by 40 electoral points. The Democratic candidate will win the Presidency by winning all the states John Kerry won in 2004, as well as winning Ohio, Nevada, and New Mexico which voted for President George W. Bush in the 2004 election.
image above create using interactive map at www.270towin.com
2016 Electoral Map Predictions: 1 day to the election
The 2016 Presidential election is just 1 day away and nearly all poll watchers and trackers show that Clinton should be able to get the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is currently the favorite over Republican Donald Trump. Giant caveat: The only poll that really matters is the one taking place in voting booths (and by mail) across the country.
Political Maps.org

Washington Post
New York Times

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Five Thirty Eight


Real Clear Politics

More polls and trackers:
FrontLoading HQ
Talking Points Memo
electoral-vote.com
Huffington Post
ElectionProjection.com
Votamatic.org
2016 Electoral Map Predictions: 7 days to the election
The 2016 Presidential election is just 15 days away and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is currently the favorite over Republican Donald Trump. Nearly all poll watchers and trackers show that Clinton will be able to get the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Giant caveat: The only poll that really matters is the one taking place in voting booths (and by mail) across the country.
Washington Post
New York Times

more from NY Times
Five Thirty Eight

Real Clear Politics

Wang – princeton.edu

Sabato’s Crystal Ball

More polls and trackers:
FrontLoading HQ
Talking Points Memo
electoral-vote.com
Huffington Post
ElectionProjection.com
Votamatic.org
2016 Electoral Map Predictions: 15 days to the election
The 2016 Presidential election is just 15 days away and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is currently the favorite over Republican Donald Trump. Nearly all poll watchers and trackers show that Clinton will be able to get the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Giant caveat: The only poll that really matters is the one taking place in voting booths (and by mail) across the country.
Washington Post
New York Times

Five Thirty Eight

Real Clear Politics

Wang – princeton.edu

Sabato’s Crystal Ball

More polls and trackers:
FrontLoading HQ
Talking Points Memo
electoral-vote.com
Huffington Post
ElectionProjection.com
Votamatic.org
2016 Electoral Map Predictions: 22 days to the election
The 2016 Presidential election is just 22 days away and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is currently the clear favorite over Republican Donald Trump. There is a consensus among poll watchers and statisticians that Clinton will be able to get the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. The only poll that really matters is the one taking place in voting booths (and by mail) across the country.
New York Times

Five Thirty Eight

Real Clear Politics

Wang – princeton.edu

FrontLoading HQ

Sabato’s Crystal Ball

More polls and trackers:
Talking Points Memo
electoral-vote.com
Huffington Post
ElectionProjection.com
Votamatic.org
2016 Electoral Map Predictions: 31 days to the election
There are 31 days before the 2016 Presidential election. Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton remains the favorite over Republican Donald Trump despite recent tightening of the poll, which has led to a consensus among poll watchers and statisticians that Clinton will be able to get the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. The only poll that really matters is the one taking place in voting booths (and by mail) across the country, so this isn’t a foregone conclusion and 31 days is a long time in politics.