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2012 Presidential Election Map Launched

February 19th, 2010   ·   1 Comment   ·     ·   URI

We’ve updated our electoral college map, rolling it over to make 2012 the interactive year, and moving 2008 into history.  (Just select 2008 or any prior election on the drop down above the map to see the results).     This is our first pass at 2012; more improvements to come as the election draws nearer.

The major change to the map is the ability to view 2012 based on the electoral votes of 2008 or based on an estimate of what the electoral college map will actually look like in 2012.  For more on why the map will change, including a graphic showing the projected changes by state, see this post.

In addition, the Starting Views have been updated.  The default is now 2008 Actual, including the split vote for Nebraska.  Other options include 2008 Very Close (states decided by 5% or less) and 2008 Competitive (states decided by 10% or less).

We’ve also reactivated our “Road to 270″ feature, that lets you see every possible combination for each party to reach 270 electoral votes…. based on your customized map.

Check it out and let us know what you think.

Tags: 2012 Election

1 response so far ↓

  • 1 JJ Linville // Jun 2, 2010 at 11:51 am

    let me just run through my list of toss-up states : Pennsylvania, Michigan, Florida, Colorado, Virginia, Nebraska, Mass., N.J., Minnesota, Ind.,Wis., and New Hampshire for 2012…the Republicans have an advantage, because of the 2010 census : not sure if the dems have a chance with it, or not…i think that Mitt Romney is probably the best bet for the Republicans this time… I dont know? Comment this please?…
    Tell me that Im right, because Im always…

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