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2016 Postmortem

ShadowLiberal

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10. No it's not, Obama won IA & FL in 08, and AZ wasn't near 50/50 split either

Reply to jenmito (Reply #7)

Mon Apr 30, 2012, 10:34 PM

Apr 2012

Also practically all of the polls are outdated that determine the color on that map, some of the polls are several months old in fact, so the results don't really mean much yet.

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electoral-vote.com's first preliminary map of the season [View all] Rochester Apr 2012 OP

Here's a link to an updated Intrade presidential electoral map Tx4obama Apr 2012 #1

to many states with no data on this link. crazylikafox Apr 2012 #2

Illinois as a toss up? Don't we all think Pres. Obama will win his home state? Motown_Johnny Apr 2012 #4

No-gray states mean there's no Intrade data. n/t jenmito Apr 2012 #6

The map has been updated. DCBob Apr 2012 #3

IA should also be on your list where he can get some of those 17 Motown_Johnny Apr 2012 #5

Right you are, Johnny.. DCBob Apr 2012 #8

That's the '08 results. n/t jenmito Apr 2012 #7

No it's not, Obama won IA & FL in 08, and AZ wasn't near 50/50 split either ShadowLiberal Apr 2012 #10

It was the 2008 results yesterday. They just updated it. DCBob May 2012 #11

As others have said, that's not a 2012 map Proud Public Servant Apr 2012 #9