Battleground states that are not battlegrounds

[Bucky]

Minnesota: 10 point spread

New Hampshire: 11 point spread

New Mexico: only a 6 point spread, but this is McCain's next door neighbor & a Bush state in 2004

Pennsylvania: 9 point spread

Iowa: 12 point spread - Bush won Iowa by 100,000 votes last time



Still technically battlegrounds:

Florida (latest four polls average a five point spread for Obama)

Virginia (latest six polls average a six point spread for Obama)

Wisconsin (no big polls since late September, but two weeks ago the three most recent polls averaged Obama up by six)

[aasleka]

1. You forgot NC

[Bucky]

4. No, YOU forgot POLAND!

[aasleka]

8. ? Poland is a battle ground state?

[Orsino]

2. I want a landslide.

I want the nation so overwhelmingly for Obama-Biden that the racist-homophobic terrorists are clearly fringe, so much so that not even Fox dares to legitimize them. I don't want the twenty-first century McVeighs thinking that they can overturn the coming shift.

[bornskeptic]

3. Bush Won Iowa by about 10,000 votes in 2004, not 100,000. n/t

[Bucky]

6. What's the difference? Nothing, a big fat zero is the difference.

[Bucky]

5. Latest poll in Nevada: Obama up by seven

Of course that's just one poll, not an average of all the major polls, for the state.

[Kukesa]

7. You forgot Ohio which is +3 for Obama today! n/t