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  Which State is Most Likely to "Flip" in 2016? (search mode)
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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 10119 times)
MATTROSE94
Junior Chimp
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« on: October 30, 2013, 08:55:43 AM »

North Carolina closely followed by Arizona.

In 2020, Georgia will shift as well. And in 2024, Texas will follow.
That's very skeptical my friend.

By 2024 2084 Oklahoma will be going Democratic #REDY4HILERY
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MATTROSE94
Junior Chimp
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Ukraine


Political Matrix
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« Reply #1 on: November 05, 2013, 02:48:58 PM »

I think that Ohio, Colorado and maybe Iowa would go Republican in 2016 if the party nominates a strong and noncontroversial candidate such as Chris Christie. In addition, North Carolina may go Democratic if Governor Pat McCrory's popularity falls even further by 2016.
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MATTROSE94
Junior Chimp
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Posts: 5,791
Ukraine


Political Matrix
E: -5.29, S: -6.43

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« Reply #2 on: November 05, 2013, 02:54:17 PM »

I voted Ohio. The next states to flip to the GOP are Florida, Virginia and Colorado during a good year for them.  For the DEMs, North Carolina, and Georgia.
The only way I see Georgia flipping in 2016 is if Hillary Clinton is the Democratic nominee or if Ted Cruz or any other tea-party politician mounts a third-party bid against Chris Christie if he gets the nomination, as then the conservative vote would be split, thus enabling the Democrat to win the state with a plurality of the vote. 
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