Popular vote tie
Angel of Death:
How would the map look like if there is a negligible difference between McCain's and Obama's vote nationwide?
Kaine for Senate '18:
Maybe something like this:
Alcon:
Quote from: Lt. Governor Warner for Senate '08 on February 27, 2008, 09:01:37 PM
Maybe something like this:
What's with Florida, and how can California go over 60% with a tied popular vote?
Verily:
Yeah, that map makes no sense. Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, California... no.
A uniform swing to 50-50 from 2004 would flip Iowa and New Mexico to the Democrats (both >50%), still a narrow Republican victory. Nevada would fall to GOP >40% while NY, RI and VT would rise to Dem >60% and WI to Dem >50%.
Person Man:
Quote from: Verily on February 27, 2008, 10:18:00 PM
Yeah, that map makes no sense. Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, California... no.
A uniform swing to 50-50 from 2004 would flip Iowa and New Mexico to the Democrats (both >50%), still a narrow Republican victory. Nevada would fall to GOP >40% while NY, RI and VT would rise to Dem >60% and WI to Dem >50%.
49.5-49.5?
Hmmm.... with trends, I would see Colorado and Nevada as DEM and NM, WI as GOPPER with IA switching...as opposed to 2000/2004 with McCain Obama
basically 2004 with Obama doing better in the SW and getting under 40 in KY...maybe IN.
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