I like Electoral-vote.com but wish they would show Nebraska's

[kansasblue]

split electoral vote system.

Nebraska's has 5 electoral votes and gives two to the overall popular vote winner in Nebraska. The other 3 are determined by the popular vote totals in each of the 3 congressional districts. District 2 includes Omaha and Obama has a change to win an electoral vote there. It's not 'Strong Republican'. They really should at least indicate that it's 'Weak Republican' in District 2.

I sent them an email about this subject.

[email protected]

http://www.electoral-vote.com/index.html

[Tiggeroshii]

1. Fivethirtyeight i think includes nebraska's votes.

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/

[grammysandie]

2. Is Nebraska the only state

that can split electoral votes? I was thinking there was more than one, but I could be wrong.

[Agent William]

3. Maine does aswell

Obama is winning all of Maine's votes as of now.

[silverojo]

4. The other one is Maine

And I'm dying to know if Omaha is trending toward Obama or not. I wish we could at least hand ONE electoral vote to him!

[LiberalAndProud]

6. The last district poll I have seen shows Omaha +1 McCain.

I believe I saw it last week. I'm too lazy to try to find the link. It's close.

[kansasblue]

5. here's the reply from Votemaster

I don't believe that. NE-02 (Omaha) is R+9. If Obama can win R+9 districts, he will win Georgia,
Indiana, North Carolina, and get 400 electoral votes in which case NE-02 won't matter.

-- The Votemaster

[rainbow4321]

7. Damn..I really like their TX graph

Especially when you compare it to the 2004 graph they have:

http://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2008/Pres/Graphs/texas.html