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Sure, one poll or another can be innacurate, but Realclearpolitics.com took all of them and gave us an average.
http://www.realclearpolitics.c...bama_vs_mccain/?map=10
When clicking on no toss up states... Their electoral map as of election day showed exactly what happened with one small difference. It had NC and IN going to McCain (just barely, by .4% for NC and 1.4% for IN. In actuality those 2 states are still too close to call as of 12:00 EST Nov 5th.
You cant get much more accurate than that.
http://www.realclearpolitics.c...bama_vs_mccain/?map=10
When clicking on no toss up states... Their electoral map as of election day showed exactly what happened with one small difference. It had NC and IN going to McCain (just barely, by .4% for NC and 1.4% for IN. In actuality those 2 states are still too close to call as of 12:00 EST Nov 5th.
You cant get much more accurate than that.