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« on: November 10, 2012, 01:19:05 AM »

Arizona is surprising given the home state advantage in 2008. Unless McCain overperformed with minorities.

Can ND, KY, and WY be projected (over 85% white)?

McCain did about as well among Hispanics in Arizona in 2008 (56-41) as Bush did 4 years earlier (probably the only state where it was even close), or to put it another way, a little better than Obama did among whites. Given the numbers in Apache and Navajo Counties, he probably did a little better among Native Americans there than other recent Republican candidates. 

The one thing I really don't get is if in Alabama whites swung toward Obama, and the Black Belt swung toward Obama, how is it Obama got one-third of a percent less in the state than 4 years ago?
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