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NHI
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« on: June 09, 2011, 09:45:41 PM »

1968:
George Romney/Ronald Reagan vs. Hubert Humphrey/Ed Muskie vs. George Wallace/Curtis LeMay

R: 290: 41.1%
D: 203: 40.9%
I:    45:  16.6%



1972:
George Romney/Ronald Reagan vs. Ed Muskie/George McGovern

R: 531: 60.4%
D:    7:  37.8%



1976:
Ronald Reagan/Gerald Ford vs. Jimmy Carter/Ted Kennedy

R: 370: 55.4%
D: 168: 42.7%



1980:
Ronald Reagan/Gerald Ford vs. Jerry Brown/Michael Dukakis

R: 392: 57.5%
D: 146: 41.0%



1984:
Lloyd Bentsen/Bill Clinton vs. George Bush/Howard Baker

D: 299: 51.1%
R: 239: 47.4%



1988:
Lloyd Bentsen/Bill Clinton vs. Bob Dole/Jack Kemp

D: 317: 52.9%
R: 221: 45.4%



1992:
Bill Clinton/Bill Bradley vs. Lamar Alexander/Phil Graham vs. Donald Trump/Ross Perot

D: 348: 44.4%
R: 189: 34.9%
I:      1: 19.3%



1996:
Bill Clinton/Bill Bradley vs. Colin Powell/John McCain

R: 290: 50.1%
D: 248: 48.5%



2000:
Colin Powell/John McCain vs. Al Gore/Howard Dean

R: 301: 51.2%
D: 237: 47.7%



2004:
John McCain/Mike Huckabee vs. John Edwards/Wesley Clark

R: 482: 58.7%
D:   56: 40.4%



2008:
Mike Huckabee/Mitt Romney vs. Barack Obama/Joe Biden

D: 270: 48.8%
R: 268: 48.7%



2012:
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« Reply #1 on: June 10, 2011, 08:10:48 PM »
« Edited: June 11, 2011, 08:52:22 AM by NHI »

2012:
Barack Obama/Joe Biden vs. Mitt Romney/Nikki Haley

R: 287: 49.9%
D: 251: 48.3%


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« Reply #2 on: June 10, 2011, 09:40:31 PM »

Interesting - Where do you think Mitt Romney would be in this scenario, with his Dad as a former President?
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« Reply #3 on: June 11, 2011, 01:49:00 AM »

1968
Hubert Humphrey/Ed Muskie vs Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew vs Thurmond/Wallace
D-308-43.4%
R-166-40.6%
AI-64-16.0%



1972
Ronald Reagan/Gerald Ford vs Hubert Humphrey/Ed Muskie vs George Wallace/Orval Faubus
R-355-51.6%
D-154-39.3%
AI-29-16.1%


1976
Ronald Reagan/Gerald Ford vs Henry Jackson/William Proxmire vs George Wallace/John Schmitz
R-281-49.3%
D-205-37.7%
AI-52-13.0%


1980
Ted Kennedy/Mo Udall vs Richard Nixon/Phil Crane vs Lester Maddox/John Rarick
D-40.5%-303
R-30.4%-226
AI-19.1%-9

1984
Mo Udall/Walter Mondale vs George HW Bush/Paul Laxalt vs Phil Crane/Buddy Roemor
D-299-44.3%
R-187-39.5%
AI-52-17.2%

1988
Walter Mondale/Dale Bumpers vs George HW Bush/Gerald Ford vs Phil Crane/Pat Buchanan
D-289-52.5%
R-245-46.4%
AI-4-2.1%

1992
Robert Dole/Phill Gramm vs Mario Cuomo/Joe Biden vs Ross Perot/Buddy Roemor
R-278-46.7%
D-260-43.3%
AI-10.0%

1996
Robert Dole/Phill Gramm vs Al Gore/Dianne Feinstein
R-52.4%
D-48.6%

2000
Bill Clinton/Hillary Rodham vs Lamar Alexander/John Engler
D-57.6%
D-43.4%

2004
D-442-63.1%
R-96-37.9%
Bill Clinton/Hillary Rodham vs Bill Frist/Mel Martinez

2008
John McCain/George Allen vs Hillary Rodham/John Edwards
R-55.5%-291
D-45.5%-247
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« Reply #4 on: June 11, 2011, 08:51:01 AM »

Interesting - Where do you think Mitt Romney would be in this scenario, with his Dad as a former President?

Under this scenario I see Romney beating Ted Kennedy by a small margin in 1994. He serves from 1995-2001, become Governor of Massachusetts in 2002 and serves until 2007. He is seen as the front runner for the nomination, but is beaten in an upset by Huckabbee who selects him to be his running mate.

And after reconsideration I'm changing 2012 from Daniels/Haley to Romney/Haley.
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