Which election map (1960-2004) will 2008 look most like?
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  Which election map (1960-2004) will 2008 look most like?
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Question: i.e. how many states will vote the same way as each previous year?
#1
1960
 
#2
1964
 
#3
1968
 
#4
1972
 
#5
1976
 
#6
1980
 
#7
1984
 
#8
1988
 
#9
1992
 
#10
1996
 
#11
2000
 
#12
2004
 
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Total Voters: 42

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« Reply #25 on: July 14, 2008, 02:56:11 PM »


how on earth does that work? (assuming it was serious)
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« Reply #26 on: July 14, 2008, 03:53:36 PM »


Look for yourself.



With great black turnout, Obama'll own the Deep South, and choosing Clinton will give him the Upper South and Ohio. However, not choosing Warner will cause him to lose Virginia, and his conservative turn to get the swing state of Georgia will cost him much of the Northeast and Midwest. McCain, being a Westerner, will have a huge home-region advantage, which will give him every Western state except for Hawaii, where Obama has a home-state advantage. Can't you see? This election will be just like 1976.
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« Reply #27 on: July 14, 2008, 03:56:00 PM »


Look for yourself.



With great black turnout, Obama'll own the Deep South, and choosing Clinton will give him the Upper South and Ohio. However, not choosing Warner will cause him to lose Virginia, and his conservative turn to get the swing state of Georgia will cost him much of the Northeast and Midwest. McCain, being a Westerner, will have a huge home-region advantage, which will give him every Western state except for Hawaii, where Obama has a home-state advantage. Can't you see? This election will be just like 1976.

Sorry can't buy that for a dollar!
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« Reply #28 on: November 09, 2008, 11:01:04 PM »

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Looks like (for states voting the same way)...

2000      42
2004      41
1996      39
1992      38
1964      34
1988      30
1960      27
1968      26
1980      24
1984      23
1976      23
1972      23
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