NH, VA, ME, IA and NV - how do you see those states trending in the future? (user search)
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  NH, VA, ME, IA and NV - how do you see those states trending in the future? (search mode)
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Question: NH, VA, ME, IA and NV - how will they trend?
#1
NH - Will trend D		  
#2
NH - Will trend R		  
#3
NH - Will not trend any way		  
#4
VA - Will trend D		  
#5
VA - Will trend R		  
#6
VA - Will not trend any way		  
#7
ME - Will trend D		  
#8
ME- Will trend R		  
#9
ME - Will not trend any way		  
#10
IA - Will trend D		  
#11
IA - Will trend R		  
#12
IA - Will not trend any way		  
#13
NV - Will trend D		  
#14
NV - Will trend R		  
#15
NV - Will not trend any way		  
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Author Topic: NH, VA, ME, IA and NV - how do you see those states trending in the future?  (Read 2862 times)
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« on: November 30, 2016, 06:25:49 PM »
Quote from: NHI on November 29, 2016, 08:41:56 PM
NH: Pure Tossup.
VA: Trending Dem.
ME: Trending GOP
IA: Trending GOP
NV: Tossup

OH: Gravitating ever so slightly R

This added to the above post is the correct answer. New Hampshire is the new early 2000s Ohio.
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