A Post-Convention take on 2008-2012 state trends?

[Skill and Chance]

I expect something like this:

[IDS Legislator Alfred F. Jones]

NH will go R before MA.

[gotapresent]

I'm new to this site so I was extremely confused for a moment. I'm used to the Red/Republican Blue/Democrat color scheme, so at first I thought you were giving CA to Romney and TX to Obama. Then I realized the colors were inverted, and thought you were giving NJ to Romney and GA to Obama. Now I realize this isn't an election day prediction at all...

As for 2008-2012 trends, most of them look plausible, but arguably Romney will do better than McCain did in FL given the current economic situation there.

[Skill and Chance]

NH will go R before MA.

With the Romney homestate effect, MA is basically assured of moving more toward him than the NPV. 

NH comes down to the Boston suburbs vs. "East Vermont" and I think East Vermont comes out as strong if not stronger than 2008.

[Stranger in a strange land]

NH will go R before MA.

I think that's supposed to be a trend map.

[ModerateCoward]

Seems right except for WV.

[SPC]

My guess:

[Lіef]

Something like this: