All the Electoral Models at Your Fingertips

I'll update every week.

Current as of Sep. 7, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-256; Romney-191.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-206.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-221;Romney-191.

At 270towin.com: Obama-201;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-184; Romney-146.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-332; Romney-206

Huffington Post: Obama-247; Romney-191.

Thought I'd add for clarifications,

Many of these projections omit the electoral votes from states too close to call like Florida, Pennsylvania, Virginia and others.

Romney would have to win pretty much every single swing state.

Current as of Sep. 14, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-274; Romney-206.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-206.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-237;Romney-191.

270towin.com: Obama-201;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-184; Romney-146.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-332; Romney-206

Huffington Post: Obama-313; Romney-206.

Current as of Sep. 21, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-284; Romney-191.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-191.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-247;Romney-191.

270towin.com: Obama-201;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-214; Romney-154.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-328; Romney-191

Huffington Post: Obama-317; Romney-191.

The president seems to have gained a healthy bump after Romney's secret video surfaced earlier this week.

Current as of Sep. 28, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-332; Romney-191.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-191.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-265;Romney-191.

270towin.com: Obama-237;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-196; Romney-159.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-347; Romney-191

Huffington Post: Obama-332; Romney-191.

I would add Intrade's electoral map to your list. They got 48 out of 50 states right and were only 1 point off in the electoral college. Wisdom of Crowds FTW!

electoralmap.net...

Obama 332 Romney 206

Current as of Oct. 5, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-294; Romney-191.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-191.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-251;Romney-181.

270towin.com: Obama-237;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-196; Romney-156.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-332; Romney-206

Huffington Post: Obama-290; Romney-191.

Obama lost a few states after the first debate and I can't seem to view electoralmap.net for their numbers.

Current as of Oct. 9, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-270; Romney-206.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-191.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-251;Romney-181.

270towin.com: Obama-237;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-201; Romney-156.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-332; Romney-206

Huffington Post: Obama-263; Romney-206.

The president maintains a large edge over Romney but is slowly losing ground.

Current as of Oct. 12, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-253; Romney-220.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-191.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-201;Romney-181.

270towin.com: Obama-237;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-201; Romney-156.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-294; Romney-235

Huffington Post: Obama-257; Romney-206.

Romney gains more ground this week as a few states have gone from 'leaning Obama' to toss-up and a few more have gone from toss-up to 'leaning Romney.'

I had a rather hectic week this week so I'm a day late;
Current as of Oct. 20, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-259; Romney-228.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-206.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-201;Romney-206.

270towin.com: Obama-201;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-191.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-194; Romney-159.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-286; Romney-248

Huffington Post: Obama-277; Romney-191.

For the first time Romney is slated to win according to Real Clear Politics. He's slowly edging his way forward. There's even been some speculation on a tie in the college.

There will be two more updates to this thread before the election.

Current as of Oct. 26, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-261; Romney-206.

NY times: Obama-237; Romney-206.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-201;Romney-191.

270towin.com: Obama-201;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-206.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-184; Romney-169.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-284; Romney-220

Huffington Post: Obama-277; Romney-206.

Obama leads all the projections again this week but it's a closer race than it has been.

There will be one more update to this thread before the election.

Well I guess it's all over, Romney will lose, pack it up folks, Obama is a shoe-in, you don't have to go home but you can't stay here...move along... i'ts a wrap, Romney has no chance, so long folks, it's been real and fun but not real fun...move along now...

Current as of Nov. 2, 2012

talkingpointsmemo.com: Obama-285; Romney-191.

NY times: Obama-243; Romney-206.

realclearpolitics.com: Obama-290;Romney-248.

270towin.com: Obama-201;Romney-191.

CNN: Obama-237;Romney-206.

Karl Rove's weekly electoral projection: Obama-221; Romney-206.

electoral-vote.com: Obama-281; Romney-215

Huffington Post: Obama-277; Romney-191.

This is the last update prior to the election. Come Tuesday night/Wednesday morning we'll find out just how right or wrong these have been.

Most of the projections are suggesting that Romney needs to win all the toss-up states in order to take the presidency. While others suggest that only a few states are still undecided and Romney would lose if he took all of those anyway.

As there has been a good deal of talk about the possibilities of mis-counts or out right vote rigging.
I would like to pass on some instructions for those who would like to help keep everyting honest.

This is from an article by former NSA analyst Denis Campbell:

Examine every county across America using this simple set of instructions and encourage others to do the same with raw vote totals in your county/state.

Download the text files of all raw actual vote results by precinct from the Secretary of State’s Office.

Arrange them in precinct order.

Put in all of the candidate totals for each precinct.

Sort the data by total vote smallest on the top.

This reveals trends and should remain statistically constant throughout an election.

Further in the article he spoke of watching for any abberations which do not match up with the variations in size of the populations observed. That is to say the voting trends should match reguardless of the numbers of votes per precinct.
I don't care if it is done by right wing or left wing, fraud is fraud and should be prosicuted to the fullest extent of the law.

I'm glad there's no election to rig in Florida (as it will not help the GOP this time). I still get a bad taste in my mouth thinking of the elections in 2000.