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Question: Which of the close/relatively close states/districts in 2012 is most likely to flip to the other party in 2016?
#1
Florida
#2
North Carolina
#3
Ohio
#4
Virginia
#5
Colorado
#6
Pennsylvania
#7
New Hampshire
#8
Iowa
#9
Nevada
#10
Wisconsin
#11
Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District
#12
Minnesota
#13
Georgia
#14
Maine's 2nd Congressional District
#15
Arizona
#16
Missouri
#17
Michigan
#18
OTHER (Please specify)
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Author Topic: Which State is Most Likely to "Flip" in 2016?  (Read 10177 times)
Senate Minority Leader Lord Voldemort
Joshua
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« on: January 21, 2014, 08:06:49 PM »

Missouri, of course. There's no way it would vote against Clinton.
Are you serious?

I'd see Arkansas going for Clinton before Missouri, and I don't see Arkansas having a chance at going Democratic in 2016 at all.
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Senate Minority Leader Lord Voldemort
Joshua
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Posts: 1,710
United States


Political Matrix
E: -4.52, S: -5.91

« Reply #1 on: January 22, 2014, 01:10:37 AM »

Missouri, of course. There's no way it would vote against Clinton.
Are you serious?

I'd see Arkansas going for Clinton before Missouri, and I don't see Arkansas having a chance at going Democratic in 2016 at all.

The urban areas make Missouri far more Democratic than Arkansas.
My bad. I definitely don't see Democrats flipping Missouri with Clinton at the top of the ticket which is why I replied originally, but I injected my gut thought that the Clintons would win their "home state" before they flipped Missouri, which ignored the fact that Missouri is stronger D in presidential elections than Arkansas.

Anyway, I just don't see how Hillary could shift either in her column if she was running in 2016 no matter what winning margin of the vote they gave Romney in 2012. I think the usual suspects will flip: North Carolina and Florida.
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