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Question: In which of the remaining primaries will Ron Paul win at least one congressional district?
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Connecticut
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Delaware
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New York
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Pennsylvania
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Rhode Island
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Indiana
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North Carolina
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West Virginia
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Nebraska
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Oregon
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Arkansas
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Kentucky
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Texas
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California
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Montana
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New Jersey
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New Mexico
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South Dakota
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Utah
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Donerail
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« on: April 13, 2012, 06:11:26 PM »

He could win his own in Texas, but unless he's in contention for another states I don't see him getting another.
He could get one in CA.
Which one? Nancy Pelosi's district? Maxine Waters' district? Unless he's in the 20s there I think it's seriously hard to see him doing well.

He just gave massive speechs at Berkeley, Chico, and UCLA for a few thousand college students each, so he can win at least one out of 53 there, and of course his own district in Texas. And Montana seems to be very much in line with his ideology (see Schweitzer, Tester, etc), so he's got at least a shot there.
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« Reply #1 on: April 14, 2012, 08:20:01 AM »
« Edited: April 14, 2012, 03:04:27 PM by sjoycefla »

I'm a bit surprised about Montana and South Dakota.
In case he really wins one or both of them, wouldn't that mean he wins the whole state?

Montana? Not to be ruled out.
But South Dakota? Never.

Indeed it would mean so, and of the states still left on the calendar, Montana, and to a lesser extent Sotuh Dakota, would be his best shot(s) to win an actual state (besides the Virgin Islands).
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« Reply #2 on: April 14, 2012, 03:17:03 PM »

Speaking of which, is there a congressional district in the entire country with a Muslim population in double digits?

But yes, saying that MN-5 is a "Muslim district" is as ridiculous as saying that TN-9 is a "Jewish district", or for that matter that LA-2 was a "Vietnamese District" for the two years it was represented by Joseph Cao.

Possibly Michigan's 14th District? It's supposed to have a white population consisting of mostly Albanians, Yemenis, and Bosnians.
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