Today, we're just going to throw caution to the wind, and go ahead and predict the outcome of tomorrow night's returns.

The real sword of Damocles hanging over the White House right now is this Friday's release of the October unemployment figures. If the numbers are bad, it could give Romney the last-second momentum he needs. If the numbers are good, Obama could waltz to victory.

Of course, we are heading into debate season, so things could always change, but at the moment it is looking decidedly good for an Obama win. Here's how the election would break down if held today.

Now is a good time to look at the state of the race, to establish a baseline to measure all this expected frenzied movement.

Since the last time we took such a snapshot, roughly three weeks ago, both candidates have shown some firming up of their positions, but the good news for both candidates is mixed with some softening as well.

The votes are in, and the ballots have been tabulated. It is now official. It's a Democratic landslide.

In one year, just before Barack Obama's first inaugural anniversary, Democrats have gone from superpower status to struggling to beat back anything moderate or Republican in philosophy.

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