NPR Offers Predictions; Gives You the Chance to Pick Your Own

Like several other interactive maps, National Public Radio (NPR) is also offering up a map to "play" with to choose how the electoral vote will stack up. It too has races for House and Senate and will show you the results of past years but only until 1996. Mousing over the state will show you how NPR is calling the race as well as the results of the "Real Clear Politics" (RCP) results which looks to be an average of some of the other polling firms such as Rasmussen and Gallup.

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