11/3/08-TWD's Agenda For the NEXT TWO DAYS: Election Overload, Overload, Overload

First, watch this video, and it shows the importance of voting.

Second, if you didn't hear it yet, Sarah Palin gets embarrassingly prank. It is indeed another example of how poor the McCain-Palin campaign has been:

A Canadian comedy duo called The Masked Avengers from CKOI 96.9 FM in Montreal, Quebec pranked Sarah Palin, convincing her (and her team) they were receiving a call from French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

In the interview, which lasts about six minutes, Palin and the pranksters discuss politics, pundits, and the dangers of hunting with current vice-president Dick Cheney.

Oh my goodness.

Polls
Final Gallup poll: Obama 53%, McCain 42%
Final Quinnipac poll for Florida: Obama 47%, MCcain 45%
Final Quinnipac poll for Ohio: Obama 50%, McCain 43%
Final Quinnipac poll for Pennsylvania: Obama 52%, McCain 42%

Via Mr.Moulitsas, this ridiculous news about late ballots possibly delaying the result in Arizona, and how those ballots could lead to Arizona not being decided on November 4th.

Reed said 827,380 Maricopa County residents had requested absentee ballots or had voted early as of 2 p.m. Friday. The county has seen 566,656, or 68.4 percent, of those ballots returned. There are about 1.7 million registered voters in the county.

Early ballots figure to create a significant delay in the compilation of final results. Officials expect that about 200,000 early ballots won't be marked or mailed early but instead will be walked into a polling place or will arrive via mail on Election Day.

Those ballots won't be processed until two days after the election, Reed said, and Maricopa County hopes to have all of them compiled by Nov. 21.

Hopefully no funny business is transpiring there. Because Arizona looks to be stunningly close.

In fact, with Ohio heavily leaning towards the Democratic nominee, Florida is accompanied by new battleground states this year (and some have polls with Obama leading by six in the Sunshine State). North Carolina and Missouri will go down to the wire, and so will Indiana. Just as jaw dropping as Arizona being in contention is the fact that both North Dakota and Georgia will be break neck close.

I'll give you the state predictions later today, and how much of a win Obama-Biden will have based on our analysis. It's election overload at its fullest.

Here on TWD.