Tender Branson's General Election Maps

[JoeBlow]

•   I think you need to evaluate other factors such as the overall good he’s doine and has done in the global perception of America. Posted by Joe
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•   I think you need to evaluate other factors such as the overall good he’s doine and has done in the global perception of America. Posted by Joe
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You do realise these maps are based purely on polling, right?

[Tender Branson]

Update (no change in Colorado, which is Obama+3, because of an Obama+6 poll from PPP and a tie from Rasmussen, while North Carolina moves back to toss-up because of a Obama+3 poll from PPP and an earlier Romney+5 poll produces a Romney+1 average, which according to Atlas rules is a polling map tie):



As a reference, I use the Atlas scales here, which means 0-1% is considered "tossup", 2-4% is considered "slight", 5-9% is considered "lean" and 10+ is considered "strong".

[Tender Branson]

Update:



As a reference, I use the Atlas scales here, which means 0-1% is considered "tossup", 2-4% is considered "slight", 5-9% is considered "lean" and 10+ is considered "strong".

[Tender Branson]

Update:

Don't know if I should colour AZ as "toss-up" or "slight Romney".



As a reference, I use the Atlas scales here, which means 0-1% is considered "tossup", 2-4% is considered "slight", 5-9% is considered "lean" and 10+ is considered "strong".

[Speed of Sound]

Mmmm, man, I gotta say: I think you need to move AZ into slight Romney. Also, while I agree with the method and it works fine in general, seeing PA and OH lit up the same color gives me weird vibes...

[Tender Branson]

Update (MI, PA, AZ):



As a reference, I use the Atlas scales here, which means 0-1% is considered "tossup", 2-4% is considered "slight", 5-9% is considered "lean" and 10+ is considered "strong".

[Speed of Sound]

I'd say it looks like a perfect snapshot. Thanks for these maps, TB!