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Predictions from Mark
By Mark Impomeni
Throw out the polls. All of them. Throw out the ones that show Sen. Barack Obama cruising to a Reaganesque landslide over Sen. John McCain. Throw out the ones that show Sen. McCain making a Trumanesque comeback. Throw out the state polls. Throw out the exit polls, when they are conducted. Throw them all out. The fact is that no pollster truly knows what is going on this election cycle, because this election is unlike any other in the nation's recent history.Never before has there been such a disparity in experience between the two candidates. Sen. John McCain has been in Congress for ...
Predictions from Dave
By DaveHere goes:The Giuliani/Romney team wins in a tight squeaker to become the next president over Clinton/Richardson.Oh wait, that was the prediction from a year ago. When it made much more sense. Seriously y'all would never have expected all this coming a million years ago?A senator with no experience who's middle name is Hussein? Joe Biden? Sarah who? McCain? If you'd have told me all that a year ago I would have laughed out loud at you and so here we are.So what's going to happen tomorrow night? Possibly what everyone expects, an Obama victory. Or, just like normal for this election year, the ...
Who Will Be the Next President?
By David KnowlesA simple question for you today. Regardless of who you hope will win, what does your gut tell you? ...
Predictions From Caleb
By Caleb Howe
Obama Reaches Voters Verily, while in repose there came upon mine eyes a darkness. And in its grip my mind was given to see upon the day of choosing, and lo I was able to tell what that day would bring upon us. It came to pass in the year two thousand and eight, there dwelt upon the land of America a great strife. The peoples of the earth mingled freely in this land, but were sore afraid. They wandered in fear of a recurrence of the great soup times of many years gone. They believed the oceans themselves awaited their fate on the day of choosing, when the tide would know whether to rise or ...
Predictions From Greg
By Greg McNeilly
What would prediction folly be without foolish predictions! So here's my 2.5 cents of clairvoyance: 1. People vote. Pretty sure that'll happen. In fact I can boldly predict tomorrow, Tuesday, November 4th people will vote. I'll go further. Some will make the right choice, others a wrong one. But all together, they're be more voices than we seen in a very long time. Nationally, between 65-68% of the voting age population will participate. 2. Someone wins. There will be a winner Election Night. 3. Margins won't matter. Closer than many expect, contests in battleground states will surprise ...
Predictions From Brandon
By Brandon Barker
It's been real and it's been fun, but we're coming to the end of the 2008 LOLection® in a major way. After months of analyzing campaign song selections, viral videos and heartfelt musical tributes, here are my predictions for Tuesday night.6pm: Polls close across the country. The women from 'The View' are quarantined.6:05pm: San Francisco voters overwhelmingly approve 'Proposition R', which renames its sewage treatment plant after George W. Bush. 6:09pm: Greenville, Mississippi overwhelmingly approves its 'Proposition Y', which renames its sewage plant after Mr. Happiness.7pm: For a ...
Predictions From Tommy
By Tommy Christopher
This is kind of uncomfortable for me to share, but I'm kind of into the whole "91/2 weeks" food thing. An assortment of paddles is always nice...(moves hand to nonexistent earpiece) sorry, it's not predilections?...Oh, predictions, got it. Awk-ward. The 2008 election has been a long, strange trip indeed, and I would expect its terminus to be no less strange. Here, then, are some of my predictions for Election Day: 2008. 1. Barack Obama will win in an electoral landslide. Huge turnout in every state, combined with the crush of new voters, will flip tossup states to Obama. Final score - Obama: ...
Predictions from David
By David Knowles
Today we've decided to follow Denise's lead and will be running a prediction post from each Political Machine writer. The person who comes closest to guessing the number of electoral votes (538 up for grabs) each presidential candidate receives, as well as the allocation of congressional seats by party, wins a hearty pat on the back (actual prize may or may not include a hearty pat on the back).OK. Let the blindfolded game of darts begin. President: Barack Obama will win big. In terms of electoral votes, I see him getting 353. And that leaves McCain with 185.Congress: Democrats won't reach the ...
Electoral Predictions - Join the Fun
By Denise Williams
So now's the time to tell us who you think will wind up with the most electoral votes on Tuesday (or Wednesday or when the Supreme Court or Congress hears it).Jump into the comments and let us know how you think the race will pan out. Remember - 270 to win. If you'd like to give your over/under on the Senate and Congressional races as well, feel free.Does your state have early voting? Share your experiences. Have fun with it and be nice. Its almost over...Here's some links to the more popular electoral college maps to give you a start:AOL News (you can make you predictions and come back ...
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