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Screen shots: Mapping an electoral winner
Computer-generated maps showing America dotted with crimson and blue are a common feature on Web pages these days.
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Photo credit: http://election.princeton.edu/ Kerry wins:
Prof. Sam Wang of Princeton University sees a Democratic victory.
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Photo credit: Electionprojection.com Bush wins: Scott Elliot, who runs ElectionProjection.com, predicts that Florida and Ohio will tilt toward Bush.
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Photo credit: Electoral-Vote.com Kerry wins: Andrew Tanenbaum, a computer scientist probably best known for writing MINIX, maps a big Kerry win.
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Photo credit: University of Virginia's Center for Politics A tie! Larry Sabato of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics foresees a dead heat.
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Photo credit: Electoral-Vote.comFinal tally Electoral-Vote.com posts what is likely to be the final tally. Click to the next screen shot to compare the predictions.