Could [STATE] go [PARTY] in 2016?

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No Wyoming polls that I know of, but PPP did do an Idaho poll.  She was down anywhere between 11 and 19 points to various challengers.

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2014/10/idaho-governors-race-close-but-otter-has-room-to-grow.html

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Re: Could Wyoming go Democrat in 2016?

By the way: Which Republican would help make this "possible"?

Imagine a scenario in which two Republicans, say Ted Cruz and Chris Christie, fight in a long drawn out primary battle.  Ted Cruz is in the lead, but then Christie pulls through with a deal with a dropped out candidate who had a handful of delegates.  That candidate becomes the vice president and Cruz is out for blood, vowing to take the fight to the general election.

Hillary easily dispatches challenges from Webb and Sanders, who each get roughly 15% of the vote in Iowa and New Hampshire before dropping out. 

Cruz v. Chistie v. Clinton is a blowout.  Cruz and Christie spend the debates ripping each other apart out of spite, while Clinton is free to espouse a populist message unhindered.

Nationwide Result:
Clinton: 56% (531 EVs)
Christie: 24% (0 EVs)
Cruz: 20% (6 EVs)

Wyoming:
Clinton: 35%
Cruz: 34%
Christie: 31%

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By the way: Which Republican would help make this "possible"?

Imagine a scenario in which two Republicans, say Ted Cruz and Chris Christie, fight in a long drawn out primary battle.  Ted Cruz is in the lead, but then Christie pulls through with a deal with a dropped out candidate who had a handful of delegates (the establishment, frightened to death of a Cruz candidacy, expedites this behind the scenes).  That candidate becomes the vice president and Cruz is out for blood, vowing to take the fight to the general election.

Hillary easily dispatches challenges from Webb and Sanders, who each get roughly 15% of the vote in Iowa and New Hampshire before dropping out.  

Cruz v. Chistie v. Clinton is a blowout.  Cruz and Christie spend the debates ripping each other apart out of spite, while Clinton is free to espouse a populist message unhindered.

Nationwide Result:
Clinton: 56% (531 EVs)
Christie: 24% (0 EVs)
Cruz: 20% (6 EVs)

Wyoming:
Clinton: 35%
Cruz: 34%
Christie: 31%

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Could California go Republican in 2016?

The sad thing is, this is already a thread.
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=199962.0

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Senators Mark Mark Mark Mark and flash of ball lightning are far to entrenched to be unseated in 2016.    The governor's race might be vulnerable as Lord Sauron is dealing with corruption charges.

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By the way, they prefer the term 'Lizard Americans'.