Pick two governors, senators or representatives (see details)

[Bo]

Brown-296
Kerry-242

Ralph Hall vs. Dennis Kucinich

[sentinel]

Nelson - 314
Johnson - 214
Tossup - Virginia

Not really sure how that one would go...maybe a bigger win for Nelson since he is a conservative Democrat being pro-life and such...definitely a small win in the south for Johnson.


Next: Senator Lisa Murkowski  of Alaska (R) v.  Governor Brad Henry of Oklahoma (D)

Possible VPs: Representative Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee,  Governor Ted Kulongoski of Oregon (D)

[#CriminalizeSobriety]

Nelson - 314
Johnson - 214
Tossup - Virginia

Not really sure how that one would go...maybe a bigger win for Nelson since he is a conservative Democrat being pro-life and such...definitely a small win in the south for Johnson.


Next: Senator Lisa Murkowski  of Alaska (R) v.  Governor Brad Henry of Oklahoma (D)

Possible VPs: Representative Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee,  Governor Ted Kulongoski of Oregon (D)

Nebraska's third is one of the most conservative in the nation. No Democrat is carrying it.

*Skip*

[sentinel]

Nelson - 314
Johnson - 214
Tossup - Virginia

Not really sure how that one would go...maybe a bigger win for Nelson since he is a conservative Democrat being pro-life and such...definitely a small win in the south for Johnson.


Next: Senator Lisa Murkowski  of Alaska (R) v.  Governor Brad Henry of Oklahoma (D)

Possible VPs: Representative Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee,  Governor Ted Kulongoski of Oregon (D)

Nebraska's third is one of the most conservative in the nation. No Democrat is carrying it.

*Skip*

Not from Nebraska, not familiar with Nebraska politics. Thought Nelson might have a home state advantage, how often does Nebraska offer up a Presidential candidate?

(Gerald Ford was born in Nebraska but really from Michigan just btw)

Why skip though? Just do the next haha