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Napoleon
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« on: April 19, 2012, 08:01:22 AM »

I think that was because he wanted to help Obama to get at least one electoral vote in Nebraska.
This is not going to happen.  CD-2 was redrawn so that the most strongly Republican parts of Sarpy County are connected to the Douglas County dominated CD.  With the new boundaries, Omaha would have lost CD-2 in 2008.

Wrong.

He's right with his first claim, not that it will matter because that single EV would never be a deciding factor and it doesn't even offer the benefit of a House pick up downballot.
Still, go Kerrey! He can break 40%.
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