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What are the odds that Maine and Nebraska both split electoral votes this year? (search mode)

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What are the odds that Clinton wins NE-02 and Trump wins ME-02?

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Topic: What are the odds that Maine and Nebraska both split electoral votes this year? (Read 835 times)

Heisenberg
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« on: August 29, 2016, 10:24:20 PM »

I think 99% of the people who go on about NE-02 have no idea that it was redistricted in 2011. It was R+6 in 2008 and R+11 in 2012.

Wait. That sounds more like NE-01. Isn't NE-02 only R+4 on Cook?

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Heisenberg
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« Reply #1 on: August 30, 2016, 11:15:25 AM »

I think 99% of the people who go on about NE-02 have no idea that it was redistricted in 2011. It was R+6 in 2008 and R+11 in 2012.

Wait. That sounds more like NE-01. Isn't NE-02 only R+4 on Cook?

The way he's doing it is effectively doubling Cook PVIs. R+4 to Cook means 54-46 in a 50-50 election, or an eight point win.

I see. Thanks for the explanation.

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