October 15, 200421 yr "The presidential campaign battleground is narrowing to about 10 states in the final weeks before Election Day, as the rival campaigns make tough choices about where to target resources," the Wall Street Journal reports. "Florida and Ohio are the most closely fought states. But President Bush appears to be less optimistic about capturing Michigan and New Hampshire, while Sen. John Kerry is scaling back in Missouri, West Virginia and Arizona." Like I said, it boils down to Ohio and Florida. The guy who doesnt take two of three in the Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida trifecta has to effectivley sweep most of the small states and I dont think that happens. There was talk that Kerry could win Ohio and Pennsylvania and still lose but if NH is slipping to him, that prob wont happen either. http://politicalwire.com/
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