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Dawgs

(14,755 posts)
Tue Oct 30, 2012, 02:14 PM Oct 2012

President Obama doesn't need to win Ohio.

As long he gets Nevada and Iowa he only needs one of the following, and very likely, scenarios.

1- win Colorodo + NH, or
2- win Virginia, or (after his response to the storm I think this one is over and Obama has already won).
3- win Florida

Of course, everyone, including Romney, knows that Obama has already won Ohio.


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President Obama doesn't need to win Ohio. (Original Post) Dawgs Oct 2012 OP
Nothing is over til it's over. Let's not count the chickens etc. nt thereismore Oct 2012 #1
It is over, and has been for months. n/t Dawgs Oct 2012 #3
. Liberal_in_LA Oct 2012 #2
I think he edhopper Oct 2012 #4
I agree. I think he wins Ohio, Virginia, Colorodo, Nevada, Iowa, and NH. Dawgs Oct 2012 #5
Agree with Dawgs on states, plus WI winga222 Oct 2012 #8
I think he'll win Ohio, but... TDale313 Oct 2012 #6
OH is solidly blue, IMO. pointsoflight Oct 2012 #7
But he will win Ohio and probably has a better shot at Ohio than Florida. WI_DEM Oct 2012 #9
 

Dawgs

(14,755 posts)
5. I agree. I think he wins Ohio, Virginia, Colorodo, Nevada, Iowa, and NH.
Tue Oct 30, 2012, 02:25 PM
Oct 2012

I'm not sure about Florida.

And, don't worry. It won't come to that.

winga222

(323 posts)
8. Agree with Dawgs on states, plus WI
Tue Oct 30, 2012, 03:07 PM
Oct 2012

which never was a swing state. Maybe on Florida and fingers crossed but not as hopeful on NC.

pointsoflight

(1,372 posts)
7. OH is solidly blue, IMO.
Tue Oct 30, 2012, 03:00 PM
Oct 2012

It's been polled to death. What, just one poll of the last 20 giving the edge to Romney, and that one from Rasmussen? And now the Jeep lies, the politicizing of Sandy, etc.? I suspect voters are going to move even more firmly in the president's direction.

There's a reason Romney is now looking at other states. He knows Ohio is slipping away.

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