roughly 60-40.
Hey, a wonderful thing about living in Texas. No presidential election ads on tv here. There hasn't been one since 1996. Total waste of money and the campaigns know it.
Won't be that much.
I look at it this way: Bush ran about 20% above national numbers in Texas in 2000/2004. Dole ran about 15% above national average in Texas in 1996 against Clinton (Perot excluded).
I don't see any huge changes in Texas to make the 1996 numbers terribly different than now in terms of Clintons.
I suspect Obama would perform better in marginal suburbs than Clinton did, and probably better among blacks (along with increased turnout). To say that he would perform worse with Hispanics and rural whites, especially against McCain, is an understatement, and I suspect that overcomes the other factors, albeit narrowly.