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2016 Postmortem

NPolitics1979

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4. The reason why I rated those states on the Republican collumn is

Reply to tabbycat31 (Reply #1)

Wed Feb 13, 2013, 01:27 PM

Feb 2013

ME- Third Party Opposition can help LePage-R win a 3 way race.
MA- Brown-R is likeable enough. Loss in 2012 was due to Obama wave and Warren is popular as the Kennedy's.
MI- I gave MI- Bernero-D
NV- Sandoval-R is popular to win re-election.
NM- Martinez-R is popular to win re-election.
NJ- Christie-R wins re-election but by a narrower margin than the media pundits are suggesting.
OH- Kasich-R has a 50-50 chance of winning re-election against Fitzgerald-D
PA- Corbett-R has a 50-50 chance of winning re-election against Schwartz-D
VA- McAullife-D has a 50-50 chance of defeating Cucinelli-R
WI- Walker-R has a 50-50 chance of winning re-election against Barca-D

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there are some governor's races that are flippable tabbycat31 Feb 2013 #1

You forgot Pennsylvania gelsdorf Feb 2013 #2

I meant to include PA tabbycat31 Feb 2013 #5

The reason why I rated those states on the Republican collumn is NPolitics1979 Feb 2013 #4

I've been meaning to tell you I appreciate these threads tabbycat31 Feb 2013 #6

2016 GOV/SEN. NPolitics1979 Feb 2013 #3