The incumbent only has to tie, whereas the challenger has to win. This condition owes itself to the fact that more delegations in the House are R than D. Bush advantage. Big states, with the exception of the 2nd and 4th most populous states, are likely to vote for Kerry. Kerry advantage. Are we to presume that your tacit assumption is that Kerry will take big states such as ohio and florida? Or that he'll win enough medium states such as arizona or tennessee or louisiana? Or in a bunch of small ones? or in some combination thereof?
Or are you saying that people all over the USA are thoroughly convinced that W is so confused or malevolent that they'll vote for Kerry in droves everywhere?
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I think what he's saying is rather that whoever wins will swing both Florida and Ohio and win fairly big, so 3 EVs from Delaware won't matter one way or another.