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With only two days remaining before the presidential election, polling analysts Nate Silver of The New York Times and Sam Wang of the Princeton Election consortium both see a likelihood that Barack Obama will prevail in the Electoral College.
Silver’s LATEST PROJECTION, issued shortly after midnight, says there’s now an 85-percent likelihood that Obama will win. He forecasts that the president will receive 307 electoral votes, 37 more than needed for victory.
(Note: Silver’s projection numbers, which appear on the right side of his site, might have changed by the time you click on the link.)
Meanwhile, Sam Wang, whose ...
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