CAMEC predicts Bush wins 311 to 227.

CAMEC - Computer Analysis Model of the Electoral College

His only loss from 2000 is New Hampshire.

He picks up New Mexico, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Hawaii, as well as a 1 EV in Maine.

Close battleground states predictions:

Florida, Bush wins by 4.5%
Hawaii, Bush wins by 0.7%
Iowa, Bush wins by 2.0%
Maine, Kerry wins by 3.7%, however Bush wins 1 EV from the 2nd Congressional District.
Michigan, Kerry wins by 1.1%
Minnesota, Bush wins by 0.7%
Nevada, Bush wins by 4.7%
New Hampshire, Kerry wins by 0.9%
New Mexico, Bush wins by 3.9%
Ohio, Bush wins by 2.8%
Oregon, Kerry wins by 3.2%
Pennsylvania, Kerry wins by 0.8%
Wisconsin, Bush wins by 2.3% --

Other notables:

New Jersey: Kerry wins by 4.9%

Nationally: Bush wins, 50.48% to 47.64%

Projected turnout: Around 120 million.

Complete computer analysis: http://www.presidentelect.org/

I think I'll stick with the Packers win over the Redskins, thank you.

I think I'll stick with the Packers win over the Redskins, thank you.


Me too, they have a good track record, and what's the Central African Mining and Exploratory
Company(CAMEC) got to do with this anyway ;D

Me too, they have a good track record, and what's the Central African Mining and Exploratory
Company(CAMEC) got to do with this anyway ;D


Nice to see the ''thinkers'' on the left have a fool-proof plan.

Computer
Analysis
Model of the
Electoral
College
(CAMEC)

Nice to see the ''thinkers'' on the left have a fool-proof plan.

Computer
Analysis
Model of the
Electoral
College
(CAMEC)


funny to see the Tony Blair picture in your sig, when his gov't ain't backin' your horse

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/foreignaffairs/story/0,11538,1294573,00.html

The current polls show Bush losing ground to Kerry, and a Kerry win

http://www.electoral-vote.com/

and this site is run by a software guru, not some partisan hack who hand picks the information he likes.

So computer models are great when you like the results, but when you don't (like with global warming) they're junk science.  Did you ever hear the term GIGO (garbage in, garbage out)?  Once in grad school (on a main frame in the old days) I generated a model predicting that the moon was, in fact, made of green cheese.  SEnt it to NASA, but no job offers werre forthcoming.  Oh welllll.  Tomorrow night we'll see, then we'll know.

Thank GOD!  Because, I don't know about y'all, but I'm getting pretty sick of the mudslinging!!!


I'm with you on that one 100% Cheer (but we do have our passports in order).

Nice to see the ''thinkers'' on the left have a fool-proof plan.

Computer
Analysis
Model of the
Electoral
College
(CAMEC)


You haven't any sense of humor do you GW?