We forgot about Alaska.

[retromike22]

It hasn't been polled! What do we do?

[Fuzzybigfoot]

Riot! 

[Biden 2024]

Okay...

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

61-36ish.

[Maxwell]

Independents tend to do really well in Alaska, so maybe Gary Johnson in the 5% range... if we're lucky. I could see:

Mitt Romney: 58%
Barack Obama: 35%
Gary Johnson: 5%
Others: 3%

[Cliffy]

It's easy to forget about Alaska, except when Sarah Palin opens her mouth.

[Speed of Sound]

Independents tend to do really well in Alaska, so maybe Gary Johnson in the 5% range... if we're lucky. I could see:

Mitt Romney: 58%
Barack Obama: 35%
Gary Johnson: 5%
Others: 3%

I'm actually surprised that no Libertarian has attempted to base a large camp there and try to make a little bit of national noise with a good showing.

[rob in cal]

Lets not forget that Alaska actually elected a couple of Libertarians to the state legislature in the late 70's/early 80's.  Maybe Johnson's best state.

[Maxwell]

Independents tend to do really well in Alaska, so maybe Gary Johnson in the 5% range... if we're lucky. I could see:

Mitt Romney: 58%
Barack Obama: 35%
Gary Johnson: 5%
Others: 3%

I'm actually surprised that no Libertarian has attempted to base a large camp there and try to make a little bit of national noise with a good showing.

That's one of a couple of areas I'm really disappointed with the Johnson candidacy on. He's still made the Nader mistake of walking into non-Colorado non-Nevada swing states trying to get votes instead of camping out in states no one is paying attention to and building up a real showing, hopefully to have mega-coattails and improve in not-as-libertarian states.

[Maxwell]

Lets not forget that Alaska actually elected a couple of Libertarians to the state legislature in the late 70's/early 80's.  Maybe Johnson's best state.

Either Alaska or New Mexico. Second is probably Montana or Nevada.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Could we get Eskimo Pie to do an ice-cream version of 7-Eleven's coffee cup poll?

[Eraserhead]

It'll be interesting to see what happens here without Palin on the Republican ticket. There were actually some polls that showed it close in 2008 prior to the Palin pick, IIRC.