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Which of the following do you consider swing states? (search mode)

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#1 Arizona		26 (42.6%)
#2 Colorado		24 (39.3%)
#3 Florida		53 (86.9%)
#4 Georgia		13 (21.3%)
#5 Iowa		22 (36.1%)
#6 Michigan		43 (70.5%)
#7 Minnesota		26 (42.6%)
#8 Maine		21 (34.4%)
#9 Nevada		41 (67.2%)
#10 New Hampshire		44 (72.1%)
#11 New Mexico		2 (3.3%)
#12 North Carolina		41 (67.2%)
#13 Ohio		32 (52.5%)
#14 Pennsylvania		48 (78.7%)
#15 Virginia		17 (27.9%)
#16 Wisconsin		48 (78.7%)
#17 All of the above		7 (11.5%)
#18 None of the above		0 (0%)

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Topic: Which of the following do you consider swing states? (Read 2725 times)

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Junior Chimp

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Re: Which of the following do you consider swing states?

« on: July 28, 2017, 06:44:23 PM »

Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin are the correct answers.

Iowa, Ohio, Colorado, Nevada, New Hampshire, Virginia aren't swing states any more.

Minnesota, Maine, New Mexico haven't been swing states for a long time.

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Re: Which of the following do you consider swing states?

« Reply #1 on: July 28, 2017, 06:55:15 PM »

Quote from: Beet on July 28, 2017, 03:50:41 PM

Haha that 17 people voted Ohio, which went Trump by 8, but only 7 voted Virginia, which only went Clinton by 5. Don't be surprised if Gillespie narrowly wins in November.

Your statement would make more sense if you had said "Don't be surprised when the Democrats will lose Ohio in both 2018 and 2020".

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