DS0816
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« on: August 09, 2013, 02:54:43 AM » |
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« edited: March 02, 2015, 03:13:10 PM by DS0816 »
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Both Arizona and Georgia can get flipped to the Democratic column in the same election cycle.
Dating back to 1988 (because 1980 and 1984 are not applicable), these two states have been fairly closely connected with each other in their margins.
This is the case since 1996 with both Virginia and Colorado…and they became critical to the battleground electoral map of Election 2008. (Since 1996, they have been no greater than 3.53% in spread from each other.)
Since 1988, with cycles numbering seven, Arizona and Georgia's average margins spread have been 3.27%.
1988 ARIZONA R+21.21 GEORGIA R+20.25 (Spread: 0.96%)
1992 ARIZONA R+1.95 GEORGIA D+0.59 — Pickup (Spread: 2.54%)
1996 ARIZONA D+2.23 — Pickup GEORGIA R+1.17 — Pickup (Spread: 3.40%)
2000 ARIZONA R+6.28 — Pickup GEORGIA R+11.69 (Spread: 5.41%)
2004 ARIZONA R+10.47 GEORGIA R+16.60 (Spread: 6.13%)
2008 ARIZONA R+8.48 GEORGIA R+5.20 (Spread: 3.28%)
2012 ARIZONA R+9.03 GEORGIA R+7.80 (Spread: 1.23%)
SPREADS 0.96% 2.54% 3.40% 5.41% 6.13% 3.28% + 1.23%
Total: 22.95 / 7 = 3.27%
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