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Electoral College: Bush 348, Kerry 190

So says Slate in their Election Scorecard – Where the presidential race stands today.

The polls backing up their projections are laid out in detailed tables at the link. This seems a tad optimistic although, as Glenn Reynolds notes, Slate isn’t known as a Republican shill.

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  1. Mark says:

    But I thought Kerry won the debate? heh.

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  2. zz says:

    Maybe they are trying to scare the Dems into action. However this seems likely to depress them.

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  3. Paul says:

    Electoral College: Bush 348, Kerry 190

    What is that word I’m looking for- oh yeah- YIKES!

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  4. But I Thought Kerry Won the Debate?
    James Joyner links to a Slate electoral map showing Bush ahead 348-190 in the electoral college. I am stunned, especially since I hear over and over from the media Kerry has won the debate and has assured voters he can…

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  5. Reagan says:

    And the poll was done by /SurveyUSA (aka my daughters 3rd grade class at Joe McCarthy Elementary school).

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  6. James Joyner says:

    SurveyUSA is a perfectly respectable outfit. But only a handful of polls in the grid were done by them–or any single pollster.

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  7. Say Anything says:

    Slate Has Bush Dominating
    Take a look at this map Slate has up forecasting the electoral college results of the election (via OTB). Holy crap, right? And the numbers they have up are even more shocking: Bush: 348 Electoral Votes (230 solid, 118 close)…

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  8. Slate: Electoral College Standings

    Click on the link to Slate below and scroll down to the bottom of the page. It has the data to support the current mapping of electoral votes.

    Hat tip: James @ Outside the Beltway

    Via: Slate

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  9. Look At All That Red
    Looks about right to me. (Go ahead and count North Carolina and Virginia as dark red, not light. Chalk it up to Southerner’s Intuition.)

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  10. Polls are for chumps. However…
    When you see a map with that much red on it, you can’t help but feel a little confident, even if that confidence is based entirely on fleeting, unreliable polling than can change at the drop of a hat.

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  11. Mark J says:

    I doubt Bush will get OH and PA both… maybe one of them.

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  12. The Key Monk says:

    A rosy map
    I’m notsosure about the alleged leads for Bush in New Mexico, Michigan or Pennsylvania and I’m certain that Virginia and North Carolina will go Republican. Nonetheless, the result Slate currently predicts would work fine by me.

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  13. Robert Engle says:

    Does Kerry have enough lawyers ready to challenge all those red states?

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  14. Ryan says:

    LOL what a fucking joke. You guys have Florida and colorado and wyoming , and NM listed as STRONG for bush? Are you on the pipe? For any poor misinformed reader who wants to know what the actual standings are go to google and type in “electoral college poll standings” pick 9/10 and you’ll find one very similar to this.
    http://www.electoral-vote.com/

    If you read this page thinking its factual instead of a slanted right wing “poll” check you’re facts.

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  15. James E. Leavenworth says:

    This is how I would LIKE to see the polls. And where does this fool get off when he uses a four-letter obscenity in here. Small timer. Jim Leavenworth, Grand Marais, Michigan

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