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Donna Zen Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-04-03 06:03 PM
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41. that is a very interesting:
On the ground this summer I felt a quaking in bush's WV strength, but only with the right candidate. PA was a shocker, after going for Gore and electing a D for govenor, but my sense was that the state felt very red. Ohio...my god! My Dem friends talked D politics in low voices, and the legislature just passed "creation theory" education. In my state with its puny electoral vote count, it is a toss up. At one time this was a solid R state, but both the legislature and the populous are very evenly divided. If things begin to turn around for the regime, the northern part of the state could give one of those electoral votes to bush.

Question: What does Clark do to the race?
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  -What States Are in Play in 2004? Composed Thinker  Sep-04-03 01:24 PM   #0 
  - Ohio and WV  graham67   Sep-04-03 01:26 PM   #1 
  - That makes sense  Composed Thinker   Sep-04-03 01:29 PM   #2 
  - Oklahoma actually has a Democratic legislature  ButterflyBlood   Sep-04-03 01:34 PM   #7 
  - Yes, we dem's in Ohio have noticed that as well....  liberalnurse   Sep-04-03 01:46 PM   #15 
  - Ohio, West Virginia, Lousiana, and Florida  sgr2   Sep-04-03 02:11 PM   #28 
  - Crucial swing states  wuushew   Sep-04-03 01:29 PM   #3 
  - NC could be....  phillybri   Sep-04-03 01:32 PM   #4 
  - I don't think so  wuushew   Sep-04-03 01:35 PM   #8 
     - NC might surprise people  GreenInNC   Sep-04-03 08:12 PM   #56 
  - Missouri, Colorado and Arizona  ButterflyBlood   Sep-04-03 01:33 PM   #5 
  - Wyoming just elected a Democratic governor.  denverbill   Sep-04-03 01:33 PM   #6 
  - no, actually  ButterflyBlood   Sep-04-03 01:40 PM   #10 
  - Kansas, I'm sorry to say  dofus   Sep-04-03 01:38 PM   #9 
  - Hey dofus  SavageWombat   Sep-04-03 01:48 PM   #16 
  - Not So Fast,  sleipnir   Sep-04-03 02:36 PM   #30 
     - What helps,  dofus   Sep-04-03 04:39 PM   #34 
  - Well  TheYellowDog   Sep-04-03 01:44 PM   #11 
  - Gore won California by over a million votes  CoolerKing   Sep-04-03 01:49 PM   #17 
  - It IS large  TheYellowDog   Sep-04-03 01:51 PM   #20 
  - the only reason Vermont was fairly close  ButterflyBlood   Sep-04-03 01:54 PM   #22 
  - A-hem . . . hrrmmmph.  TacticalPeak   Sep-04-03 05:01 PM   #35 
  - Iowa, Missouri. maybe Nevada and Florida  terryg11   Sep-04-03 01:44 PM   #12 
  - Yucca Mountain  TheYellowDog   Sep-04-03 01:45 PM   #13 
     - It is if I have anything to say about it!  Argumentus   Sep-04-03 01:59 PM   #27 
  - There are 21 swing states  wuushew   Sep-04-03 01:46 PM   #14 
  - All of the states are in play  HawkeyeX   Sep-04-03 01:49 PM   #18 
     - Huh?  Composed Thinker   Sep-04-03 01:54 PM   #23 
     - bring up a good point  terryg11   Sep-04-03 01:57 PM   #26 
  - Here is the definitive answer: It depends  Bombtrack   Sep-04-03 01:50 PM   #19 
  - what's the deal with dean?  DinoBoy   Sep-04-03 03:09 PM   #31 
  - Dean could do bad  NewJerseyDem   Sep-04-03 05:49 PM   #38 
  - No, you don't know your politics  Bombtrack   Sep-04-03 06:37 PM   #47 
     - You claim to be a policy analyst but  depakote_kid   Sep-04-03 06:55 PM   #51 
  - Bombtrack, this is truly interesting; however,  TacticalPeak   Sep-04-03 05:59 PM   #39 
  - that is a very interesting:  Donna Zen   Sep-04-03 06:03 PM   #41 
     - Do you see Maine splitting its electoral votes?  wuushew   Sep-04-03 06:06 PM   #43 
     - Maine would go for most major dems  Bombtrack   Sep-04-03 06:48 PM   #49 
     - probably not enter  Bombtrack   Sep-04-03 06:45 PM   #48 
        - Well. let's say  TacticalPeak   Sep-04-03 07:03 PM   #52 
  - Ohio, WV, Montana, Arkansas maybe Florida  RobertFrancisK   Sep-04-03 01:53 PM   #21 
  - Virginia  msanger   Sep-04-03 01:56 PM   #24 
  - How is that anger reflected?  Composed Thinker   Sep-04-03 01:57 PM   #25 
  - What part of VA are you in?  Japhy_Ryder   Sep-04-03 02:13 PM   #29 
  - More nuanced view of Virginia  carolinayellowdog   Sep-04-03 04:13 PM   #32 
  - Virginia Dem?  kwolf68   Sep-04-03 05:36 PM   #37 
  - are you trippin ?  uptohere   Sep-04-03 06:03 PM   #40 
  - It depends on who the nominee is.  CentristDemocrat   Sep-04-03 04:16 PM   #33 
  - I agree, it really depends.  tjdee   Sep-04-03 06:05 PM   #42 
  - How about Nevada  devinsgram   Sep-04-03 05:07 PM   #36 
  - All of them except for VA  uptohere   Sep-04-03 06:09 PM   #44 
  - There it is. A perfect storm is perfectly possible.  TacticalPeak   Sep-04-03 06:22 PM   #45 
  - Oklahoma.  spotbird   Sep-04-03 06:22 PM   #46 
  - Hawai'i will go Democrat  The Sushi Bandit   Sep-04-03 06:53 PM   #50 
  - MO and WV will decide the next election  Lefty48197   Sep-04-03 07:37 PM   #53 
  - Don't bet on California  knight_of_the_star   Sep-04-03 07:40 PM   #54 
     - If California goes red.....  wuushew   Sep-04-03 07:44 PM   #55 
 

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