National Popular Vote (11% Reporting): Obama 50%-40% McCain
Electoral College
Obama 264--147 McCain
Swing State Returns
All times eastern. First poll closing time listed.
| State |
Reporting |
Obama% |
McCain% |
EVs |
| Indiana |
52% |
48% |
51% |
11 |
| Florida |
41% |
51% |
48% |
27 |
| Virginia |
45% |
46% |
54% |
13 |
| N. Carolina |
14% |
55% |
45% |
15 |
| Ohio |
550K |
64%% |
35%% |
20 |
| Missouri |
8 p.m. |
--% |
--% |
11 |
| N. Dakota |
8 p.m. |
--% |
--% |
3 |
| Arizona |
9 p.m. |
--% |
--% |
10 |
| Colorado |
9 p.m. |
--% |
--% |
9 |
| Montana |
10 p.m. |
--% |
--% |
3 |
| Nevada |
10 p.m. |
--% |
--% |
3 |
Update 8--McCain wins Georgia: Damn. Also, I'm starting a new presidential thread.
Update 7--Obama wins Pennsylvania!: MSNBC calls Pennsylvania for Obama! Map will be updated shortly.
Update 6: Missouri and Pennsylvania exits: Pennsylvania shows Obama by 10% and Missouri shows Obama by 8%.
Update 5: Obama up 7% in Ohio exit poll: Check it out here.
Update 4: Cities tend to report late: Remember, outside of Pennsylvania, cities tend to report last. So, even though Obama is trailing in some of these early returns, his big precincts haven't come in yet.
Update 3: North Carolina exit poll: Obama leading in the North Carolina exit poll 51.4%-47.6% according to the gender crosstabs. All of these exit poll estimates are according to the exit polls crosstabs, btw.
Update 2: Some exit polls: Exit polls for Georgia (McCain winning by 2%), Indiana (Obama winning by 6%), and Virginia (Obama winning by 9%).
Update 1: On The Early Calls: As I wrote earlier today, twice, I am calling all states that were more than 10% in the polls before the election. No state polling will be wrong by that much. It ain't gonna happen. I stand by my early calls. It starts 243-132.
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