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Quinnipiac thinks it’s too little too late for McCain in Ohio and Pennsylvania, but thinks he could pull it off in Florida.

I still don’t think Obama can pull Ohio off, but I’m willing to be wrong. :-)

Obama - 51%
McCain - 46%

McCain gains one as we’re just a week away from the biggest game in town.

Rasmussen talks battlegrounds and electoral projections…

Battleground state polls released yesterday showed Obama leading in Colorado, Florida, Ohio, and Virginia.

With these latest results, Rasmussen Reports has moved Florida from “Toss-Up” to “Leans Democratic.”

I literally took this screen capture two minutes ago.

First, to have North Carolina as solidly Republican is a fantasy.

It’s certainly a toss up at this point, and is actually leaning a little towards Obama right now.

Second, O’Reilly still thinks Iowa, Oregon, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Pennsylvania are in the toss up columns?

I don’t know of any maps that have them as tossups.

12 days till it’s over, and the numbers keep looking more and more favorable for Obama.

Florida: Obama +5
Obama 49%
McCain 44%

Ohio: Obama + 14
Obama 52%
McCain 38%

Pennsylvania: Obama +13
Obama 53%
McCain 40%

I just did a few posts about the recent Quinnipiac polls for Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and that got me thinking about the overall electoral college outlook.

After all, whoever gets to 270 first is what really matters.