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INTERACTIVE: Electoral College map

Click the image on the lower left of this page to create election-night scenarios and view the latest polls.Click the image on the lower left of this page to create election-night scenarios and view the latest polls.

Create your own election-night scenario on the clickable map below to see the combinations that can put Barack Obama or John McCain in the victory column.

Updated at least twice weekly with the latest Associated Press poll results by state, readers can also find past election results and explore this year’s battleground states.

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