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Predict: Which of these states will vote Republican in the next 20 years? (search mode)

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Which of these states will vote Republican in the next 20 years?

#1 Florida		37 (72.5%)
#2 Ohio		40 (78.4%)
#3 Iowa		36 (70.6%)
#4 Colorado		31 (60.8%)
#5 Virginia		23 (45.1%)
#6 Wisconsin		35 (68.6%)
#7 Pennsylvania		35 (68.6%)
#8 New Hampshire		26 (51%)
#9 Nevada		14 (27.5%)
#10 Minnesota		14 (27.5%)
#11 Michigan		19 (37.3%)
#12 New Mexico		8 (15.7%)
#13 None of these		6 (11.8%)

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Topic: Predict: Which of these states will vote Republican in the next 20 years? (Read 1199 times)

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Re: Predict: Which of these states will vote Republican in the next 20 years?

« on: February 18, 2014, 06:22:23 PM »

Wrong forum. Wink

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Re: Predict: Which of these states will vote Republican in the next 20 years?

« Reply #1 on: February 18, 2014, 06:27:34 PM »

in order:

Colorado (if Hillary is candidate)
Iowa (if Hillary is candidate)
Florida
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Hamphsire
Wisconsin
Virginia (my out there guess)
Nevada
New Mexico
Michigan
Minnesota

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Re: Predict: Which of these states will vote Republican in the next 20 years?

« Reply #2 on: February 18, 2014, 08:43:26 PM »

Actually, Maine would probably go R before Washington, Washington has trended D in every of the last four elections.
Maine has a lot more white voters. (although Maine isn't going R anytime soon either)

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