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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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True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)
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« on: June 12, 2007, 01:48:32 PM »

I'm surprised that people are favoring OH-TN so much.  While it is on my list of near term possibles, it isn't among my top 3.  4th likeliest at best, and more like 5th likeliest.
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« Reply #1 on: June 12, 2007, 06:04:54 PM »

CT-MI and NY-WI will definitely split the next time the GOP breaks 300 EV.

OH-TN requires a close election or Fred as the GOP candidate to split in 2008, and I'm not at all convinced that 2008 will be close, even if my current prediction is a close election with OH and TN splitting.  However, my prediction assumes a third party candidate getting 5% of the PV.  In a D-R only contest, I'd have Tennessee as a Democrat tossup right now.
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« Reply #2 on: June 19, 2007, 12:53:11 PM »

With the shape I foresee the economy and the Iraq being in, Tennessee will be a tossup in 2008, altho one could easily argue whether it will be a Dem or GOP tossup.  The candidates picked will also matter and whether there is a strong third party effort and who leads it.


Now if I foresaw a close race in the Electoral College, then yes Tennessee would be a true blue Republican state, but right now, it's not looking like a close race come November 2008.
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