Both maps are up for discussion. This is what these folks do for a living..put this stuff out, and NEVER need to be responsible for errors.

There is such a long time to go.

I am interested, assuming Romney is the nominee, how the general campaign will be conducted.

President Obama, by ALL standards ran the most negative campaign in the history of politics in 2008. I think Romney was forced to go negative in the primary.

What will be interesting how each campaign approaches this. I hope they stay cool for awhile anyway....when they go negative the debates lose so much because instead of trying to concentrate on platforms, they try to repair whatever image loss they perceive.

I think, and hope, that the public have awakened....I think, and hope, that the media will not protect the President. He should never have been elected, and I will be the first to admit that the Republicans did not help with their nominee, but I have not changed my mind from 2008 when I said he was dangerous to this country, NOT intentionally...not speaking ill of the man himself, but his immaturity and inexperience have shown so much the last few years. He continually goes back to his roots as a community organizer, which in his defense is the only job he has ever really had.

If the media stays out of it as a cheerleader, unlike 2008, I think at this point it will be a very close election. There is so much time to go however, but having said that, not much unknown about either guy at this point.