John Zogby, who called the 1996 and 2000 elections with surprising accuracy, didn't do such a good job this time around; his firm predicted that Kerry would win 311 electoral votes this year.
He's trying to make up for it with an incredibly exhaustive post-election survey, which I just completed. Aside from a few bizarre non sequitur questions about Vietnam (no, not about Kerry's service there, or Bush's avoidance of service there, but about opinions of the current Vietnamese government; apparently one of Zogby's clients is planning an ad campaign for Vietnam tourism or something) the survey is a very thorough attempt to analyze the attitudes, values and beliefs of voters.
I'll link to the results when they're available.
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