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2016 Postmortem

Tx4obama

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3. Yes, BUT

Reply to aaaaaa5a (Reply #2)

Wed Mar 7, 2012, 10:23 PM

Mar 2012

This part of your OP is wrong: Yet more people in Ohio voted for a Democratic ticket than a Republican ticket

Because MORE folks voted on republican 'ballots' than on Democratic ones.

If you had just left it at total number of votes of Obama vs. Romney then you'd be correct.

But NOT on total number of votes/ballots/tickets

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Guess who won the Ohio Primary last night..... President Obama! [View all] aaaaaa5a Mar 2012 OP

Huh? madinmaryland Mar 2012 #1

I'm not sure what you are getting at. aaaaaa5a Mar 2012 #2

Yes, BUT Tx4obama Mar 2012 #3

Good call. You are exactly right. aaaaaa5a Mar 2012 #7

Almost 600,000 people came out and voted for him Thrill Mar 2012 #5

I'm going to vote for Obama when the Maryland primary occurs. Dedicated and enthusiastic! madinmaryland Mar 2012 #6

It all depends on whether they can unite their party or not. mucifer Mar 2012 #4

Any primary that’s not the last is a win for Obama. briv1016 Mar 2012 #8

I guess the point is people got off the couch and voted Obama even tho they knew he was unopposed. mucifer Mar 2012 #9