The debates are done and the homestretch portion of this election has officially begun. The numbers are not pretty for McCain in any of the polls, etc.
Not surprisingly this holds doubly true with the current FiveThirtyEight projection:

Here’s a little context on these figures from the site itself:
Again, when you look at the pie chart on the upper left of the page (note from dk — that’s the chart above), you see a decimal point to one place on the electoral vote projection. That number comes from the 10,000 daily simulations the model runs. Essentially, it’s the final outcome simulated 10,000 times and then divided by 10,000. This monthly snapshot says, if we give 100% of the electoral votes for each state we project into one candidate’s column, the final tally would be:
Senator Barack Obama, Democratic Party: 364 electoral votes
Senator John McCain, Republican Party: 169 electoral votes
Undetermined: 5 electoral votes.
And of course, If you’re finding this page later than today’s date hit this link for my latest update, or better yet head straight to 538 for their very latest projections.