Fri 21 Nov, 2008
At last, after more than two weeks, we have the final results of the presidential election:
I don’t mind saying that I correctly predicted 49 out of 50 states.
Wed 5 Nov, 2008
While several results remain too close to call this morning, I think it’s time to post an indication of where the races stand at this time.
Tue 4 Nov, 2008
I posted, about forty-five minutes ago, that Barack Obama was going to win the election, based on his win in Ohio.
At that time, I saw him with 272 electoral votes in safe or called states. I now show him with 284 electoral votes, now that New Mexico and Iowa have been called:
Tue 4 Nov, 2008
The networks have now called Ohio for Obama.
By my count, that puts Obama at 272 electoral votes, enough to win the White House, with states that have been called or are safely Obama’s.
Tue 4 Nov, 2008
The first meaningful result of the evening is in.
Tue 4 Nov, 2008
This post reviews what to watch for on election night.
Presidential election
In all likelihood, this will be a fairly short night. The eastern states where the polls close early will probably deliver the margin of victory.
Tue 4 Nov, 2008
This is my final analysis of the state of the presidential election before we begin seeing returns this evening.
Mon 3 Nov, 2008
In a fascinating decision, the Wall Street Journal appears to have all but endorsed Senator Barack Obama for president of the United States.
Sat 1 Nov, 2008
This post addresses the fact that the families of both Barack Obama and John McCain owned slaves. This week, I’ve encountered a number of questions about that slave-owning past and its significance today.
Wed 29 Oct, 2008
There are polls this week suggesting that McCain may be gaining a bit of ground nationally, and even that the presidential race may be fairly close. This is true, but also misleading, at least in part.
