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538's nowcast at 92.9%! even has hillary winning arizona and georgia! (Original Post) unblock Aug 2016 OP
But only if we work at it. We need to help convince voters ffr Aug 2016 #1
Not Texas! ffr Aug 2016 #2
Plus Nebraska #02 (Omaha) is favored as a Democratic pickup! CobaltBlue Aug 2016 #3
South Carolina is teetering. yellowcanine Aug 2016 #4
My Magic 8 Ball says Missouri and Utah are poised to flip too Brother Buzz Aug 2016 #6
GA and AZ turning blue is proof just how bad of a candidate the repubs have. n/t cynatnite Aug 2016 #5

ffr

(22,670 posts)
1. But only if we work at it. We need to help convince voters
Fri Aug 5, 2016, 11:20 AM
Aug 2016

to stay vigilant. There's no victory until we've voted and gotten others to the polls to do the same. We need every vote possible cast for every democratic candidate there is. It's critical we elect people we like to represent our best interests.

ffr

(22,670 posts)
2. Not Texas!
Fri Aug 5, 2016, 11:22 AM
Aug 2016

Grrrr.

I think we need some NM influence over in Texas, helping drive the voter registration and GOTV efforts there.

 

CobaltBlue

(1,122 posts)
3. Plus Nebraska #02 (Omaha) is favored as a Democratic pickup!
Fri Aug 5, 2016, 12:26 PM
Aug 2016

Last edited Fri Aug 5, 2016, 03:38 PM - Edit history (1)

I noted this in another thread addressing this topic.

Pickups from not only North Carolina but also Georgia and Arizona—plus Nebraska #02—would take Barack Obama’s 2012 re-election, electoral-vote score of 332 to 375 for a 2016 Hillary Clinton.

It could grow further. In 2012, Missouri and Indiana closely followed Arizona for Mitt Romney’s states’ margins. They appear, on this date (08.05.2016), to be underestimated.

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