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Brittain33
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« on: July 07, 2011, 01:27:22 PM »

NJ went from 8% more Democratic than the nation in 2000 (Gore 56%) to 6% more Democratic than the nation in 2004 (Kerry 53%) to 4% more Democratic than the nation (Obama 57%).

Backing up, NJ increased to 8% more Democratic than the nation in 2000 (Gore 56%) from 4.5% more Democratic in 1996 (Clinton 54%), and there from marginally more Republican than the country as a whole in 1992 (Clinton 42.95%, with Bush well overperforming.)

1992: 0
1996: D+4.5
2000: D+8
2004: D+6
2008: D+4

What I see here is that 2000 is the odd man out here, a high water mark for Dems that is uncharacteristic of NJ.

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