Would the previous poster win your state in a presidential election?

[Enderman]

Libertarian EG, no. Republican EG, probably

[ElectionsGuy]

Libertarian EG, no. Republican EG, probably

lol, I wonder how I would win a republican primary (unless I get lucky and there's no one else running.

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[MadmanMotley]

Alas no, as a libertarian for state office though he'd probably get 8-10%

[GaussLaw]

Yes

[Maxwell]

Definitely not, though I could see someone like him getting elected locally or statewide.

[SNJ1985]

Nope; too conservative for most NJ voters.

[SWE]

lol no

[GaussLaw]

No.

He is just too far left for the state.

[Goldwater]

Probably, although he's not the best fit for the state, I could see him losing it to a socially liberal/moderate Republican.

[Enderman]

If his sig was his banner, then yeah probably

[TDAS04]

As the Republican nominee, yes.

[ElectionsGuy]

Against almost any generic republican, he wins.

[SNJ1985]

No

[Goldwater]

Nope

[Maxwell]

As a socially liberal atheist, he could lose Oklahoma.

[SNJ1985]

Probably not.

[Enderman]

yeah no probably not...

[GaussLaw]

Probably

[Never]

Yes

[Mr. Illini]

Nah.

[TDAS04]

No

[Goldwater]

Yes, easily.

[bullmoose88]

Probably not.  Not at present at least.

[SNJ1985]

Nope; too conservative for most NJ voters.

Actually, looking at Maxy's PM scores; he's not all that different from Goldwater, who I said was moderate enough to have a shot at winning New Jersey. He's also more socially liberal than Goldwater, which (unfortunately) would actually make him MORE likely than Goldwater to win this state; not less.

So, I'll say this: Both Maxy and Goldwater would lose my state under most circumstances, but would command a higher percentage of the vote than most GOP candidates usually do and would have a shot at winning outright against a weak or socially conservative Democratic candidate (the latter of which will probably never exist).

-SKIP-

[bullmoose88]

[Maxy?]