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Politics : Proof that John Kerry is Unfit for Command

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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (3692)8/28/2004 8:55:47 AM
From: tonto   of 27181
 
A wide ranging analysis. This info may be the most accurate that we have for today, but the election is still to far away to have any more meaning than that the Bush camapaign obvioulsy has more steam at this point and has come from behind to lead.

Bush would receive 274 electoral votes to Kerry's 264 if the election were held today, less than 10 weeks before November 2 and three days before the opening of the GOP convention in Madison Square Garden. If Kerry were to pick up a state as small as Nevada, the electoral vote would be tied, throwing the election into the House of Representatives.

CNN's political unit compiled the electoral map after reviewing state polls and conducting extensive interviews with pollsters from both campaigns, as well as local political reporters, strategists and consultants.

The map bears a remarkable resemblance to the results of the 2000 election, in which Bush defeated Al Gore by just five electoral votes and lost the popular vote. Bush remains strong in the South, the prairie and mountain states. Kerry leads in his native Northeast and on the West Coast. The two candidates continue to battle evenly in industrial Midwest states.

Bush is carrying every state he carried four years ago -- except New Hampshire, which has four electoral votes.
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