GOP strategist Karl Rove has another way of analyzing post-
convention polls.  Based on his analysis, the man who got George
W. Bush into the White House sees nine states, together worth
122 Electoral College votes, that are up for grabs. "They will
likely be the deciders in this election," he says.  Rove's nine
states to watch: Nevada, Colorado, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina and Florida.  His outlook today:
President Obama is safe or leaning in states that account for
225 of the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency.
Mitt Romney can claim 191 votes, based on the strategist's
review of polling data in states.  "Despite the recent media
infatuation on post-convention 'bounces' in national polls,
there have been no state changes in the Electoral College map
since last week," Rove writes on his website. "Mitt Romney's
standing has improved in several states, particularly in the two
states that hosted the Democratic and Republican national party
conventions."  Those two state