Statistical analyses of 2008 General match-ups

[Alcon]

A local liberal blog has been doing this.  It's some pretty cool stuff.

Clinton (D) beats McCain 91.1% of the time
Obama (D) beats Romney 100.0% of the time
Giuliani (R) beats Obama 66.6% of the time
Clinton (D) beats Giuliani 95.9% of the time

This all is heavily dependent on state polling results, but it's cool stuff.  Worth keeping bookmarked for later dates.

[agcatter]

Clinton beats McCain 91% of the time?

Not according to the state by state polling I have seen.

[Alcon]

Clinton beats McCain 91% of the time?

Not according to the state by state polling I have seen.

He shows the results of the state polls he is using on the web site.  What polls are you looking at?

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Well, I wonder how Huckabee performs since it looks like the nomination is all his. between romney and huck, the GOP is screwed in 2008.

[Alcon]

Well, I wonder how Huckabee performs since it looks like the nomination is all his. between romney and huck, the GOP is screwed in 2008.

I'll grant that this includes little poll information and low name recognition, but you still might want to close your eyes before clicking this.

[Hash]

Well, I wonder how Huckabee performs since it looks like the nomination is all his. between romney and huck, the GOP is screwed in 2008.

I'll grant that this includes little poll information and low name recognition, but you still might want to close your eyes before clicking this.

Jesus Christ, even Alabama for Clinton?

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

LIke I said, we'll be committing suicide with a Huckabee nomination.

Alabama goes Democrat? Horrible. I hope we wake up as a party before Iowa.

[Хahar 🤔]

Very cool.

[auburntiger]

LIke I said, we'll be committing suicide with a Huckabee nomination.

Alabama goes Democrat? Horrible. I hope we wake up as a party before Iowa.

No Republican will end up losing Alabama.

I'm going to digress for a second, but personally, I do not mind a Dem victory in 2008. A Dem victory in 2008 will force Republicans to really get it together. In 2012, Bush will be far enough removed from voter's minds that Republicans will have a chance to get a fresh start for that election.