Allen/Sanford vs. Feingold/Bayh vs. Badnarik/Campagna vs. Camejo/LaMarche

[Ben Meyers]

Who would you vote for?

What would maps look like?

[AuH2O]

No need. All blue.

[Ben Meyers]

>50% = Solid win
>30% = Slight win

Allen - 278 (49%)
Feingold - 260 (46%)
Badnarik - 0 (1%)
Camejo - 0 (3%)

[Moooooo]

No need. All blue.

Put down the pipe and back away from the keyboard.

[MissCatholic]

[opebo]

Feingold/Bayh - 309
Allen/Sanford  -  229

[Erc]

And having Bayh as VP does not, by any shade of the imagination, make Indiana Democratic.  It makes it slight lean Republican, at best.

[MissCatholic]

i do think that feingold and clinton are the only two dems that have any chance of winning florida.

[AuH2O]

No need. All blue.

Put down the pipe and back away from the keyboard.

You know full well Feingold would get smoked. Not all 50 states, but the problem is that I was eating a chicken pesto sandwich at the time and thus was typing with my left hand, so short was a necessity.

[opebo]

And having Bayh as VP does not, by any shade of the imagination, make Indiana Democratic.  It makes it slight lean Republican, at best.

Why on earth would you make Pennsylvania Republican in 2008?

[MODU]

Why on earth would you make Pennsylvania Republican in 2008?

PA was close in 2004.  With the right candidate, it can easily be Blue in 2008.

Of the candidates listed, I'd choose Allen.  I have issues with Badnarik and Camejo, even though they are third-party candidates.

[Moooooo]

You know full well Feingold would get smoked. Not all 50 states, but the problem is that I was eating a chicken pesto sandwich at the time and thus was typing with my left hand, so short was a necessity.

LOL.

Your probably right, but I can name at least 10 states that Feingold would win, no problem.

[jokerman]

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No need. All blue.

So Allen beats Feingold in DC?

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[TomC]

Feingold would do almost as well as Kerry. Maybe even better if things are "on the wrong track." Flip the ticket and you've got a solid win for the Dems.

[Alcon]

I don't see Feingold running after being divorced...that would not bode well for him in, say, Iowa.

[Democratic Hawk]

And having Bayh as VP does not, by any shade of the imagination, make Indiana Democratic.  It makes it slight lean Republican, at best.

Indiana would only go for Democratic if Bayh topped the Democratic ticket - and it would be relatively close race even then. PA would stay Democrat and Bayh could bring in Ohio

Dave

[ian]

I would vote for Feingold/Bayh, but the map would be somewhat uninteresting.  We'd destroy them.

[Smash255]

[Joe Republic]

The race would lean to Allen.  But flip the Dem ticket, and its a toss up, probably leaning to Bayh.