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Election Archive / 2008 Elections / Re: State swings
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on: September 26, 2006, 03:04:05 pm
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However,to suggest that he would flip other southern states (I have seen blue Louisianas, Georgias, and Arkansas' in prediction maps) is pure wishful thinking on the part of Dems.
I am hard pressed to think of anyone that could turn those states over to the Democrats. I think focusing more on Ohio, New Mexico, Iowa, and maybe Nevada might be the best plan.
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Election Archive / 2008 Elections / State swings
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on: September 25, 2006, 07:44:18 pm
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What are the chances that in a close race, at least as close as 2004 was, a guy like Warner or Bayh on the top of the ticket could pull Viriginia or Indiana into the Democrat's column in 2008? Edwards didn't seem to do anything at all in NC.
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Presidential Elections - Analysis and Discussion / Presidential Election Trends / Re: New Hampshire
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on: May 28, 2005, 12:30:56 am
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It's becoming a lot more Democratic. The only really conservative part is Rockingham and Hillsborough counties, which happen to account for most of the population. Where I live (Rockingham county) is definitely very conservative, but the western part is pretty liberal. The people aren't socially conservative. But they really hate taxes. Which doesn't make sense when you're paying 3500 in property taxes just to save an income tax. But anyways, it's not as conservative as she described.
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