ElectoralVote.com posts their FINAL prediction

[FORD]

Predicted Final Results: Kerry 311 Bush 227


This predictive map was made using the following assumptions.

- Voters who already have made a choice will stick to it
- The undecideds will break 2:1 for the challenger (Kerry)
- If Nader is on the ballot, he will get 1%; otherwise 0% (was 2.74% nationally in 2000)
- The minor candidates such as Badnarik, Cobb, etc. will get 1% of the vote (was 1.01% in 2000)

Full details and interactive map are located here

[wraytw]

It's not their final prediction. It's their prediction based on the results they have at the moment. Watch. The "final prediction" will be different next week.

[BigBadBrian]

So much for FORD's opinion on polls.

[FORD]

My opinion has nothing to do with this thread.

[Jerry Falwell]

Originally posted by FORD
My opinion has nothing to do with this thread.

Wrong F, your opinion is that this news is "Good for America".
So your opinion has everything to do with this thread.

[BigBadBrian]

Originally posted by FORD
My opinion has nothing to do with this thread.

Sure it does. You're just too stupid to realize how.

[Warham]

The undecideds are not going to break 2:1 for Kerry. Typically the undecideds go with the incumbant.

Also, alot of Kerry voters will realize that their candidate will turn our defense over to the U.N. if elected; they'll chicken out and pull the handle next to W.'s name, walk out and tell their relatives and friends, 'Yeah, I voted for Kerry!'

[FORD]

Originally posted by Warham
The undecideds are not going to break 2:1 for Kerry. Typically the undecideds go with the incumbant.

That's ludicrous... if they thought the incumbent was doing a good enough job, they wouldn't have been undecided in the first place.

Also, alot of Kerry voters will realize that their candidate will turn our defense over to the U.N. if elected;

That's a lie. He never said that.

they'll chicken out and pull the handle next to W.'s name, walk out and tell their relatives and friends, 'Yeah, I voted for Kerry!'

Far more likely that "closet" votes will be coming from Republicans who can be honest to themselves about what Junior has done to their party - but won't admit in public that they voted him out.

[FORD]

Originally posted by BigBadBrian
Sure it does. You're just too stupid to realize how.

Yeah, I'm stupid

FORE MORR YEEARS!!

[lucky wilbury]

Originally posted by wraytw
It's not their final prediction. It's their prediction based on the results they have at the moment. Watch. The "final prediction" will be different next week.

different next week? they have a different "final prediction" every day

[Jerry Falwell]

Originally posted by FORD
Yeah, I'm stupid!

Finally!!!! You are starting to make sense!

[Cathedral]

Originally posted by FORD
Yeah, I'm stupid

FORE MORR YEEARS!!

Na, you're not stupid...ignorant maybe, but not stupid.

[smaz]

Originally posted by FORD
Predicted Final Results: Kerry 311 Bush 227


This predictive map was made using the following assumptions.

- Voters who already have made a choice will stick to it
- The undecideds will break 2:1 for the challenger (Kerry)
- If Nader is on the ballot, he will get 1%; otherwise 0% (was 2.74% nationally in 2000)
- The minor candidates such as Badnarik, Cobb, etc. will get 1% of the vote (was 1.01% in 2000)

Full details and interactive map are located here

I know nothing about these elcetions apart from it's between Kerry and Bush. But from that, all I can say is:

I predict George Bush will win. I predict this using the following assumptions:
Anybody who is going to vote, will vote for George Bush.

You can't assume somebody is going to vote for someone. That's just using hoping that people will vote your way to get what you want to happen.

[wraytw]

Originally posted by Cathedral
Na, you're not stupid...ignorant maybe, but not stupid.

He's not ignorant, either. He knows and understands everything that he and everyone else is saying. He would just rather feed the partisan game.

[DLR'sCock]

My friend found that when polling Independents recently, that 7 out of 10 were voting Kerry.