2012 - Romney/Christie vs. Obama/Biden.

[Senator Cris]

Romney/Christie vs. Obama/Biden. Considering Sandy.
Who wins? Maps?

[NHI]

Christie would have been a better pick than Ryan IMHO. With his as VP, the Sandy incident is mitigated; highlighting the ticket. Throughout the campaign Christie does a better job contrasting the differences between Obama and Romney, plus performs better than Ryan did in the debate against Biden. It's a tight race up until the end, even with Sandy, but on election day Romney narrowly wins.

√ (R) Romney/Christie: 270 (49.3%)

(D) Obama/Biden: 268 (49.2%)

*NJ is the tough one, under these circumstances I could see it going either way: 1. Narrowly for Obama, or narrowly for Romney.

√ (R) Mitt Romney/Chris Christie: 284 (49.5%)

(D) Barack Obama/Joe Biden: 254 (49.1%)

[Phony Moderate]

Romney does ~1% better in the popular vote but does not pick up any further states.

[President Johnson]

Obama still wins anyway. He only loses NJ in a very close margin.

[Mr. Smith]

Romney wouldn't take New Hampshire, and Christie would probably be so elitist that Missouri would actually swing to Obama,maybe North Carolina too.

New Jersey to Romney...perhaps,but I doubt it.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Romney wouldn't take New Hampshire, and Christie would probably be so elitist that Missouri would actually swing to Obama,maybe North Carolina too.

New Jersey to Romney...perhaps,but I doubt it.

How would Christie be elitist?

[Pessimistic Antineutrino]

New Jersey would be closer, maybe even closer than 10%, but not much more than that. If anything, being tied to the national Republican ticket hurts Christie's chances for reelection in 2013 (though not by much).

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Romney wouldn't take New Hampshire, and Christie would probably be so elitist that Missouri would actually swing to Obama,maybe North Carolina too.

New Jersey to Romney...perhaps,but I doubt it.

If by elitist you mean rich/think of themselves as important, Romney was that too - and he won Missouri by about 10 points - the reason it took a while to call on election night was because 1) it counts as slow as a snail, and 2) the networks, for one reason or another, don't have a lot of trust in Missouri's exit polls. It'd be (non-atlas) red with Romney/Christie, by probably about the same margin.