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stegosaurus
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« on: August 07, 2012, 01:14:18 PM »



269-269 tie. Assuming the GOP keeps the House, this is a Romney win.

Romney could also win Wisconsin (win outright) in this scenario, theoretically.  That said, I doubt Romney wins WI without also winning OH.
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stegosaurus
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« Reply #1 on: August 08, 2012, 09:01:29 AM »



269-269 tie. Assuming the GOP keeps the House, this is a Romney win.

Romney could also win Wisconsin (win outright) in this scenario, theoretically.  That said, I doubt Romney wins WI without also winning OH.

I seriously doubt he wins Nevada while losing Ohio.

Anyway, he's likely toast without Ohio.

Nevada is a much better electorate for Romney than Ohio and I think Romney closes the gap by the election. This is a feat I can't see him replicating in a place like Ohio.

Furthermore, Obama is up by ~5 points in Nevada vs ~3 points in Ohio (per RCP averages). So it's not like it's a blowout in one state or the other, both are up for contention.
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