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Question: Which states will vote for different presidential candidates first?
#1
MS-AL (1840)
 
#2
ND-KS 1896
 
#3
IN-SD 1912
 
#4
ID-UT 1912
 
#5
OK-VA 1920
 
#6
CT-MI 1940
 
#7
OH-TN 1944
 
#8
MT-CO 1944
 
#9
IL-NJ 1948
 
#10
CA-VT 1948
 
#11
RI-HI (1956)
 
#12
AR-LA 1964
 
#13
NC-SC 1964
 
#14
DE-PA 1968
 
#15
WI-NY 1968
 
#16
OR-WA 1968
 
#17
MN-DC 1972
 
#18
FL-AZ 1976
 
#19
NM-IA 1988
 
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Alcon
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« on: June 12, 2007, 02:04:44 AM »
« edited: June 12, 2007, 02:07:33 AM by Alcon »

I definitely see OH/TN as the likeliest.  The competitive ones are:

1. OH-TN I think the GOP is going to have to work to win Ohio in 2008
2. MT-CO I'd say about a 35-40% chance
3. NM-IA In another close election, especially with McCain, who knows?
4. WI-NY Obviously, almost happened twice
5. FL-AZ A solid victory might take away FL without AR
6. DE-PA PA is polling GOP, but I still think it's probably going Dem
7. CT-MI Unlikely, but possible
8. MN-DC Not very likely
9. AR-LA I know people say Clinton is likely to do well in AR, but still unlikely for me (I am being generous with this ranking)
10. OK-VA OK is going nowhere, but VA could flip in a strong victory
11. OR-WA The most unlikely on this list, but still sorta competitive

(The last three I think are almost equally likely, though.)

The only one on this list that I will already call as definitely, definitely not happening in 2008 is ID-UT (I'm confident enough that I won't have to eat my words on that).

This all, of course, is excepting a third-party entering.
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