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« on: May 25, 2009, 10:32:26 PM »

romney would have a chance of winning Plymouth county MA probably not a great chance but one nonetheless and of course some of the other counties mentioned by others already.

Forgot about Plymouth.  Not a big Obama margin there and I think Romney COULD have pulled that one off with a half decent MA campaign.  I don't think he would have poured precious resources into getting one county though.  If the GOP ever wanted a shot at MA, Plymouth County would easily be it's best beachead.  If they stopped their religious crap, who knows, they would have a shot at least there.

He also might have won Rockingham or Belknap, NH

Couldn't Huckabee maybe have won some of the Eastern KY or WV counties that Obama just barely won, but where there were huge GOP trends?

Think Huckabee might have caused even more gigantic trends there.

Huckabee would have won a few more coal field counties. He probably would have won a few more rural Iowa and Wisconsin counties as well.
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