Electoral Vote Predictor 2004: Kerry 251 Bush 286

Polling data Key

	Strong Kerry (146)
	Weak Kerry (37)
	Barely Kerry (69)
	Exactly tied (0)
	Barely Bush (37)
	Weak Bush (66)
	Strong Bush (183)
	Needed to win: 270

Dec. 31

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News from the Votemaster

I am still waiting for information about the recount in Ohio and how the overseas vote went. If anyone knows, please let me know.

A reader asked an interesting question: What is the smallest number of states you have to win to be president? By sorting the spreadsheet on EVs, you get the answer easily: 11. A candidate who wins the following 11 states gets 271 electoral votes and thus wins: New Jersey, North Carolina, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Florida, New York, Texas, Georgia, and California

New Senate: 44 Democrats, 55 Republicans, 1 independent

This site has far more about the election than just the map. See the Welcome page for more details.

-- The votemaster