Updated November 7, 2000

It takes 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. In recent days, campaign analysts have put the electoral votes in more and more states in the "undecided" category. Each state has a number of electoral votes equal to the number of representatives they have in the House and Senate. All states besides Maine and Nebraska award all of their electoral votes to the candidate that gets the most popular votes in that state.

Predicted Electoral Vote

Strong Gore Lean Gore

Undecided

Lean Bush Strong Bush

ABCNEWS.com
Gore: 192 | Bush: 213 | Undecided: 133

Fox News
Gore: 74 (106 Lean) | Bush: 205 (22 Lean) | Undecided: 131

NationalJournal.com
Gore: 269 | Bush: 260 | Undecided: 9

MSNBC
Gore: 181 | Bush: 205 | Undecided: 152

CBS
Gore: 181 | Bush: 209 | Undecided: 148

U.S.News
Gore: 102 (99 Lean) | Bush: 193 (5) | Undecided: 139

CNN
Gore: 181 | Bush: 224 | Undecided: 133

USA Today
Gore: 102 | Bush: 205 | Undecided: 231

Evans/Novak Report
Gore: 230 | Bush: 308

Hotline
Gore: 115 (93 Lean) | Bush: 153 (86 Lean) | Undecided: 91 * Leader determined directly from most recent state poll – lean states are within margin of error