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| The current odds |
| The battleground states |
| Recent polling matchups |
| The race for congress |
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| Currently Bush is leading all head to head match-ups with the leading democratic contenders. From 12 pts over Dean to 5 pts over Kerry - Check out the lastest head to head matchups from the major polling organizations. |
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| Coldheart has identified 17 states that will make or break the 2004 Presidential election. Currently Coldheart projects that Bush will pick up 1 state, lose two, but still win the Electoral College by a margin of 279-259 |
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| Players across the political scene still show the President with a better than even chance of winning the election. Coldhearts makes the odds to be 5 to 3 in favor of reelection |
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| Republicans will hold advantages in both the Senate and the House in 2004. They are defending less seats in the Senate and redistricting will help them in the House. Here is a look at the 34 Senate races. |
| The economy is the #1 issue for most Americans with the war in Iraq falling in line at a solid number 2. The economy seems to be going in the right direction, while Iraq seems to be going in the opposite. |
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| If you think back to how the political landscape was about one year ago, you had a President who was enjoying high approvals, we were gearing up for what was expected to be a very successful and popular war in Iraq, and many of the possible Democratic Presidential candidates were running for the hills. The perception was that George Bush would waltz into a second term via election landslide, and no legitimate Democrat wanted to be the Walter Mondale of 2004. |
| The race is on boys and girls and the politics is heating up. Coldheart takes a look at the political scene and gives you his take regarding what has happened, what is happinging, and what may happen in the coming months. |