Analysis
Alabama: No change from 2004. Increased Black turnout, as well as racist votes.
Alaska: Closer than 2004, but Palin prevents this state from being a tossup.
Arkansas: Probably a strong swing toward the GOP, but this won't be the strongest state either for McCain.
Arizona: Surprisingly close, but in the end a good margin for McCain.
California: Huge margin for Obama, but not enough for 60%.
CO: Important race for Obama. If he wins this state he is pretty sure to win the presidency. I expect a fair margin for him, although closer than the polls.
CT: Massive lead here for Obama. Near 60%.
DE: Very close to 60% for Obama here, but not, despite Biden.
DC: Maybe 90%, but I say 89.95%.
FL: Slight lead for Obama, which surprises me.
GA: Close in the polls, but it will go handily to McCain tomorrow night.
HI: The largest margin outside of DC. Hometown advantage. (and perfect for the state ideologically)
ID: Closer than 2004, but still McCain territory.
IL: Big state for Obama, barely over 60%.
IN: The closest state other than MO. But this one will sadly go to McCain. I hope I am wrong on this one and Obama squeaks out a win.
IA: Impressive lead for Obama accompanied with a huge swing.
KS: Swings to Obama, at least keeping McCain under 60%.
KY: Tough state for Obama. Shouldn't pass 60%, but will be close.
LA: Another bad state for Obama, should go strongly McCain, mainly because of Katrina.
MD: Great state for Obama. Approaches 60%.
ME: Another great state for Obama, no worries over CD-2.
MA: Not a great state for Obama, but should barely go over 60% because of liberalism.
MN: Good state for Obama, but bad polling. I say it will be reasonably moderate margins here.
MI: Bad state for Obama, but the economy will override any GOP leads.
MO: The closest race. I expect a late night squeaker for Obama, but I wouldn't bet on this.
MS: Should be a closer margin than in 2004, but nothing that will change the winner.
MT: Very close polling, but it will give a small margin to McCain. Don't expect results here until late at night.
NE: Big win for McCain. He may run close in CD-2, but I expect it to go for him even if it is slightly close.
ND: Surprise me please. It will go McCain, but much closer than in 2004.
NC: Very close, but it will go Obama by a hair. I bet a few weeks ago it would go McCain, but I hope I give that dollar to my friend.
NJ: Win for Obama, no surprises.
NY: Win for Obama and 60% for that matter.
NH: Close win for Obama, expecting a closer margin than PA.
NM: Good win for Obama, but rather close, just not as much as the last two elections.
NV: A very close race here, but it will go for Obama by a fair margin.
OH: Not great for Obama, but it will vote for him. Again, close, but like North Dakota close.
OK: I think it will surprise us with a swing toward Obama, but not a huge one.
OR: Big margin for Obama, or will the absentees be silent tories?
PA: Will be close, but it will follow the polls. No surprises, in fact it swings for Obama!
RI: Small swing for Obama, enough for 60%.
SC: Swings toward Obama, but not enough for a win.
SD: Also swings toward Obama, but as a testament to the uncompetitiveness of PA, the margins in these two states are similar.
TN: One state that will swing against Obama, but barely.
TX: Swings toward Obama, hopefully building the Democrats for the future.
UT: Swing to Obama, under 70% thankfully. Yay Utah!
VT: Wonderful state. Over 60% Obama!!
VA: Another wonderful state. Good margin for Obama and he wins!
WA: My home. And it will go Obama by a strong margin!
WI: Nice margin for Obama here. Cheese.
WV: Bad for Obama, but the numbers here stay stable, maybe even swinging for him.
WY: Swing to Obama, but not by a lot.