Obama and the First Lady claiming victory in 2008. (Flickr Creative Commons)

The polls in the "eleventh hour" are still looking good for President Obama's reelection campaign. 

The Huffington Post reports some projections that gives Obama a 91 percent chance of winning the election if polls fall within previous ranges of polling accuracy.  In other words, Mitt Romney needs an anomaly or a miracle.

Though Obama's only leading by two points or 2.5 points in four keys states, it's hardly accurate to say that the race is neck-and-neck.  Florida and Virginia remain toss-ups, and Romney cannot lose them (Obama's leading slightly in both).  Romney's only leading polls in North Carolina.

We'll know early on about Virginia, barring any muddled vote-count situation.  Once a winner is projected in Virginia, we'll probably be able to tell if Obama can claim victory, or if it'll truly be a close race into the night.

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