Category Archives: Electoral Map

With both conventions over and the VP process complete some of the dust is begining to settle as far as political impacts, and the McCain campaign has come out with a surge and some momentum. A new Washington Post/ABC News … Continue reading →

The fight for Michigan, a tight battle, is highlighted in the Wall Street Journal. The Journal article puts up some real warning signs for the Obama campaign, focusing on some demographics, Obama’s lack of participation in the primary, and the … Continue reading →

Is Michigan a critical state in this election? The Democratic National Committee wasted no time in responding to the Michigan McCain ad by tying McCain to the failed economic policies of George W. Bush. Going to be quite a battle … Continue reading →

Obama targets McCain with a new Michigan ad, touting his support for government loan guarantees to help US auto manufacturers retool. He also scores McCain for supporting tax breaks for companies who move American jobs overseas. Good ad for Obama, … Continue reading →

With the Democratic convention in Denver lets look at battleground state Colorado. Colorado went for George W. Bush over John Kerry by 52-47, and has voted Republican in every Presidential election since 1968, excepting 1992 when they voted for Clinton. … Continue reading →

The key battleground states will determine the outcome of this Presidential race, and we will begin to look at them in conjunction with my posting on the Electoral Map. Lets look today at the state of Michigan, with 17 electoral … Continue reading →

The washington Post and Chris Cilizza have opened a new interactive map that allows us our chance to pick the presidential winner state by state, trying to see who will hit 270 in the electoral college. They have even attached … Continue reading →