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Question: What are the odds that the GOP wins 2016 Presidential Election if Clinton doesn't run?
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0-25
 
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25-40
 
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40-49
 
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50-65
 
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65+
 
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« on: May 24, 2014, 06:09:09 PM »

It would depend on who the nominees were. For two generic candidates, the republican odds are about 55%. In certain situations, the odds do change. Here's a few examples:

If the republicans nominate Cruz or Santorum, drop those odds to 30%. If the republicans nominate Rand Paul or Chris Christie, drop the odds to 45%. If the republicans nominate Bush, raise the odds to 60%. If the democrats nominate O'Malley, Warren, Gillibrand, or Klobuchar, raise the republican odds to 70%. If the democrats nominate Biden, drop them to 45%. If more than one of these is true, use the average of the two %'s.

(Note: Cuomo and Schweitzer would neither help nor hurt democratic odds. Walker and Kasich would neither help nor hurt republican odds.)
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