landslide

NBC just called it.

Again, the landslide scenario isn’t happening…yet.

Still…it…is…over.

No surprises here, although Georgia was seen as a possible landslide indicator for Obama.

Georgia has 15 electoral votes.

Alabama has 9.

Lots of posts today, so I’m going to aggregate them into posts like this throughout the day.

• Chuck Todd: What To Look For Tonight
• Presidential Losers
• Test Your Election 2008 IQ

Is Barr this year’s Nader? Probably not because this doesn’t appear to be a close call.

However, he could definitely siphon off crucial votes in New Hampshire and Georgia.

So, will Barr help bring about an Obama landslide?

I LOVE how this video starts out. McCain says, “We’ve got them just where we want them.”

Yeah, I’m sure it was the plan all along to be 10 points behind in the national polling and on the cusp of an Obama landslide in the state polling.

Genius!

Many Democrats saw the unruly 1968 convention in Chicago as one of the reasons they lost the presidential election to Richard Nixon that year.

That defeat and a landslide loss four years later led the Democrats to change the way they approached conventions.

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Rasmussen breaks down the demos…

• Among men, 34% are Democrats, 33% Republican, and 33% Independent.
• 44% of women are Democrats, and just 30% claim the GOP. 26% are Independents.
• 41% of government employees are Dems, 31% are Republicans and 28% are Independents.
• Among entrepreneurs, 36% are Republican, 34% Democrat, and 30% are Independents.
  

That’s compared with 41% who think McCain will take it.

Also, Gallup reveals how stable this sentiment is in every region in the country…