2008 U.S. Presidential Election Analysis

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Note: this pre-election analysis is being preserved for historical purposes.

The 2008 United States presidential election will take place on November 4, 2008. The two major tickets consist of Republicans John McCain and Sarah Palin and Democrats Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Libertarian Bob Barr and independent Ralph Nader are also running, although not as prolifically in the media as Obama or McCain.

Key demographics[edit]

In order to win, both Obama and McCain will need to turn out voters in certain demographic groups.

For McCain[edit]

For Obama[edit]

For both[edit]

Individual states[edit]

Certain states in which the vote has been historically close between the Democrats and the Republicans are called battleground states. Their unique demographic and electoral histories provide unique challenges to both candidates in capturing them.

The big three[edit]

Others[edit]

References[edit]


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