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Who has the most electoral votes right now
- bitops 14y agoTechnically speaking, Barack Obama is the president until next year. But, it would be interesting to know more about sites like this one -- how they poll realtime data, which sources they trust, etc. Just calling the election based on "right now" is just for political adrenaline junkies. YMMV.
- gyepi 14y agoGiven that the process is still unfolding, a single page site around a single, albeit moving, data point is slightly amusing. However, I fail to any other point to it.
- jeffehobbs 14y agoThis is bullshit.
- Tyrant505 14y agoVague to say the least given the counting process. Obama has clearly won already by taking Florida.
- endianswap 14y agoDepends on Iowa and Nevada, but yes it's unlikely that Obama loses.
- Cieplak 14y agoPress refresh several times. It will cycle between the presidents, even though the number of electoral votes do not change.
- rocky1138 14y agoMaybe they fixed the bug in between the time you posted this and when I tried it. It never changed for me, even after numerous refreshes (refreshi?).
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- coderdude 14y agoStart building your next app around their undocumented API: http://www.whoisthepresidentrightnow.com/election-data http://www.whoisthepresidentrightnow.com/election-data
- jwilliams 14y agoShould really quote a source? or sources?
- aubreyjohnson 14y agoAgreed, just updated it. Thank you!
- nrkn 14y agoSuspect it's http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/results http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/results edit: or the same source as huffpost at least