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ThomWV Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Sep-12-04 02:27 PM
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Anyone Got a Link To the Red/Blue State Map?
The one that is updated state-by-state and shows today's tally on the Electoral College?
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Brucey Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Sep-12-04 02:29 PM
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1. This one?
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olddem43 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Sep-12-04 02:30 PM
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2. Here - http://www.electoral-vote.com/
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papau Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Sep-12-04 02:36 PM
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3. Are only 10 states still "competitive states" (as suggested by Wash Post)
Does DU agree with Dan Balz of the Washington Post that only 10 states are still "competitive states"

Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, West Virginia and New Hampshire, with West Virginia and Nevada major, major challenges for Kerry - more so than the other 8.

Are the other 11 "battleground states" really leaning too far to be called "competitive, because - per Baltz- we have -7 Leaning toward Bush which are: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina and Virginia - with 4 leaning toward Kerry which are: Maine, Michigan, Oregon and Washington.

And of the 10 that are still "competitive", the Bush team will be putting major money to win into Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin, while they view Pennsylvania and Wisconsin as states they can make Kerry work very hard to defend, and see West Virginia and Nevada as quite likely to go their way.

Is it really down to a huge effort to fight the above battle, while the winner of 2 out 3 of Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio wins the election?


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