CNN’s Electoral Map: Two states shift to Obama

Posted by Kendall Harmon

"Toss-up" states Minnesota and Wisconsin were re-designated to "Lean-Obama" Friday, giving the presumptive Democratic nominee another 20 electoral votes in CNN's current estimate. The Illinois senator now has 231 electoral votes — 39 shy of winning the nomination.

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Posted June 27, 2008 at 6:00 am [Printer Friendly] [Print w/ comments]



1. Albeit wrote:

Why even have a vote? The media has already called this election contest well before the candidates have even been formally made their respective party’s designated candidate for President. Let’s face it, elections are no longer about issues and planks in a platform, but rather political ideology, money and power. And where’s the discourse between candidates? The media even controls the so-called debates. (Oh, that’s right! They’re not really debates because the candidates aren’t allowed to engage in face to face interchange. “Please direct your comments to the Moderator.”)

I, for one, feel that this nation would be better served if a muzzle were placed on these pundits and their endless statistical projections. How much longer will they be allowed to call an election before citizens get to cast their vote?

Small wonder I, like many others, have become a cynical sideliner.

June 27, 8:03 am | [comment link]
2. The_Archer_of_the_Forest wrote:

That’s not exactly news that the People’s Republic of Minnesota and Wisconsin which had a socialist congressman for years are “leaning Obama.” I will take notice when more moderate or conservative states start leaning Obama.

June 27, 9:25 am | [comment link]
3. w.w. wrote:

Elves: The text in Kendall’s post needs to be updated/corrected. The sentence in the CNN story reads “win the presidency”, not “the nomination.”  Pls delete this reply once it is corrected. Thanks.

June 27, 8:13 pm | [comment link]
4. Jeffersonian wrote:

How far ahead was John Kerry in late June, 2004?

June 27, 9:47 pm | [comment link]
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