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What would a Sanders floor be?

« on: April 30, 2015, 04:27:59 PM »

Just how low would a Sanders floor be in the general?

Here's what I think:

I included New Hampshire because of how drawn they are to independent (small i) politicians and excluded Minnesota because it was a 7% spread in 2012 and I think that could be exclipsed due to the Twin Cities' moderate suburbs that voted for Obama but may tip away from Sanders.

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