University of Colorado Professors Ken Bickers and Michael Berry have quite a set of bragging rights up their sleeve – namely, they’ve devised a mathematical model of the Electoral College that has predicted every Presidential race correctly since Ronald Reagan won the Presidency in 1980.
And despite recent polls showing the presidential race deadlocked both nationally and in key swing states, Bickers and Berry‘s model shows a race that isn’t even close. According to them, not only will Mitt Romney win, but he will win big, taking 320 Electoral Votes to President Obama’s 218 – a result almost as decisive as President Obama’s win against Senator John McCain in 2008.
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Does it show Obama winning the popular vote? Since it shows MD's electors going to him.
ReplyDeleteThat law doesn't take effect unless the majority of other states also give up their electoral votes.
ReplyDeleteThis will be a joke after the election. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina will all be Obama's.
ReplyDeletewell, we can only hope. God save us if it goes any other way....
ReplyDeleteThis will be a joke after the election. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina will all be Obama's.
ReplyDeleteAugust 23, 2012 10:10 PM
That's fine, as long as the rest of the 57 states go to Romney.
We do not need another 4 years of O bammy to prove we made a mistake 4 years ago.
That law doesn't take effect unless the majority of other states also give up their electoral votes.
ReplyDeleteAugust 23, 2012 8:13 PM
Which law are you referring?
Florida is packed with retired people and none of them like Obama's health plan. Even People Magazine took a side for Nobama 2012. Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
ReplyDeleteA law that will prevent another election of 2000, when Gore got the most votes but lost to Bush via the electoral college of delegates.