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Conclusion of the Polls in each of the 50 States since January 2008Blogpost 15.09.2008source for the data and polls: electoral-vote.com
DP = Democratic Party
RP = Republican Party
EVs = electoral voters
"more" means more than the other party => the winner in each state takes all the EVs of a state
1. State
2. Analysis of the distance between the two parties
3. Classification
4. Decision about EVs Alabama | RP: 21% more | strong RP | 9 EVs for McCain | Alaska | RP: 20,5% more | strong RP | 3 EVs for McCain | Arizona | RP: 12,6% more | strong RP | 10 EVs for McCain | Arkansas | RP: 16% more | strong RP | 6 EVs for McCain | California | DP: 14,3% more | strong DP | 55 EVs for Obama | Colorado | DP: 2,3% more | close to call | 9 EVs are to close | Conneticut | DP: 16,2% more | strong DP | 7 EVs for Obama | Delaware | DP: 11,0% more | strong DP | 3 EVs for Obama | D.C. | DP: 60% more | strong DP | 3 EVs for Obama | Florida | RP: 1,5% more | close to call | 27 EVs are too close to decide => swing state | Georgia | RP: 10,2 % more | strong RP | 15 EVs for McCain | Hawaii | DP: 30% more | strong DP | 4 EVs for Obama | Idaho | RP: 20% more | strong RP | 4 EVs for McCain | Illinois | DP: 19% more | strong DP | 21 EVs for Obama | Indiana | RP: 4,6% more | barely RP | 11 EVs for McCain | Iowa | DP: 7,7% more | weak DP | 7 EVs for Obama | Kansas | RP: 25% more | strong RP | 6 EVs for McCain | Kentucky | RP: 19,5% more | strong RP | 8 EVs for McCain | Louisiana | RP: 10,7% more | strong RP | 9 EVs for McCain | Maine | DP: 10,4% more | strong DP | 4 EVs for Obama | Maryland | DP: 13,2% more | strong DP | 10 EVs for Obama | Massachusetts | DP: 14,2% more | strong DP | 12 EVs for Obama | Michigan | DP: 2,95% more | close to call | 17 EVs are too close to decide => swing state | Minnesota | DP: 3,1 % more | barely DP | 10 EVs for Obama | Mississippi | RP: 13,2% more | strong RP | 6 EVs for McCain | Missouri | RP: 4,4% more | barely RP | 11 EVs for McCain | Montana | RP: 4,6% more | barely RP | 3 EVs for McCain | Nebraska | RP: 20,1% more | strong RP | 5 EVs for McCain | Nevada | DP: 0,15% more | close to call | 5 EVs are too close to decide => swing state | New Hampshire | DP: 3,4% more | barely DP | 4 EVs for Obama | New Jersey | DP: 8,6% more | weak DP | 15 EVs for Obama | New Mexico | DP: 7,4 % more | weak DP | 5 EVs for Obama | New York | DP: 18,7% more | strong DP | 31 EVs for Obama | North Carolina | RP: 7% more | weak RP | 15 EVs for McCain | North Dakota | RP: 6,7 % more | weak RP | 3 EVs for McCain | Ohio | DP: 0,95% more | close to call | 20 EVs are too close to decide => swing state | Oklahoma | RP: 25% more | strong RP | 7 EVs for McCain | Oregon | DP: 8,3% more | weak DP | 7 EVs for Obama | Pennsylvania | DP: 3,2% more | barely DP | 21 EVs for Obama | Rhode Island | DP: 23,7% more | strong DP | 4 EVs for Obama | South Carolina | RP: 8,3% more | weak RP | 8 EVs for McCain | South Dakota | RP: 15,7% more | strong RP | 3 EVs for McCain | Tennessee | RP: 15% more | strong RP | 11 EVs for McCain | Texas | RP: 9,1% more | weak RP | 34 EVs for McCain | Utah | RP: 26,4% more | strong RP | 5 EVs for McCain | Vermont | DP: 19,5% more | strong DP | 3 EVs for Obama | Virginia | RP: 1,3% more | close to call | 13 EVs are to close to decide => swing state | Washington | DP: 6,8% more | weak DP | 11 EVs for Obama | West Virginia | RP: 8,5% more | weak RP | 5 EVs for McCain | Wisconsin | DP: 5,1% more | barely DP | 10 EVs for Obama | Wyooming | RP: 22% more | strong RP | 3 EVs for McCain |
situation on 16.09.2008
45,4 % of the EVs for Obama
18,6 % of the EVs are too close to decide
35,9 % of the EVs for McCain
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