A President Obama because of more Conservative and Moderate support

Here's what we know from comparing the 2004 and 2008 Elections:

Liberal voters 9.69% increase (from 17.85 to 19.58 out of every 100 voters)
2004 85% Kerry (21 percent of electorate)
2008 89% Obama (22 percent of electorate)

Moderate voters 8.64% increase (from 24.3 to 26.4 out of every 100 voters)
2004 54% Kerry (45 percent of electorate)
2008 60% Obama (44 percent of electorate)

Conservative Voters 33% increase (from 5.1 to 6.8 out of every 100 voters)
2004 15% Kerry (34 percent of electorate)
2008 20% Obama (34 percent of electorate)
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Florida:

Conservative Voters 66% increase (from 4.42 to 7.35 out of every 100 voters)
2004 13% Kerry (34 percent of electorate)
2008 21% Obama (35 percent of electorate)

Ohio:

Conservative Voters 74% increase (from 4.42 to 7.7 out of every 100 voters)
2004 13% Kerry (34 percent of electorate)
2008 22% Obama (35 percent of electorate)

Colorado:

Conservative Voters 54% increase (from 4.2 to 6.48 out of every 100 voters)
2004 12% Kerry (35 percent of electorate)
2008 18% Obama (36 percent of electorate)