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#1 Very possible		13 (35.1%)
#2 Somewhat possible		13 (35.1%)
#3 Unlikely but possible		6 (16.2%)
#4 Near impossible		5 (13.5%)

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Re: How likely is this scenario?

« on: August 19, 2011, 04:37:27 PM »

Quote from: Topxtubmlfs on August 19, 2011, 10:25:35 AM

*Obama wins 285-253 against Romney; some Southern states actually swing to Obama due to a reverse Clinton effect of butthurt Perry supporters, as well as the actual Clinton effect having faded. Still, Romney wins every state in the South except Virginia.

*The real Democratic victory is in Congress, however. Democrats take back the House while gaining seats in Massachusetts, Nevada, and Tennessee, while losing North Dakota.

I disagree with you on Virginia, but everything else looks quite plausible.

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