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Sun Apr-06-08 06:55 PM
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| WRAL North Carolina Poll: Obama opens up a 23 point lead (Obama 56% Clinton 33%) |
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Edited on Sun Apr-06-08 06:57 PM by TAWS
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| Bicoastal
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Sun Apr-06-08 06:58 PM
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| 1. North Carolina, Schmorth Carolina. |
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Ummm....that's all I got.
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| JVS
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Sun Apr-06-08 07:00 PM
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| 2. So, if she loses NC by that much, how big a lead does she need in all the other contests? |
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Sun Apr-06-08 07:00 PM
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| 3. If she wins Penn by 10%, a 23% win in NC will wipe that out |
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Sun Apr-06-08 07:22 PM
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| 4. The numbers, as I calculate them (to reach 2024) |
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she would need 61% of all remaining delegates, or 103% of the remaining pledged delegates
He would need 40% of the remaining delegates, or 67% of the remaining pledged.
Asuming a 10 point victory for her in Penn, the numbers are then
She would need 62% of all remaining delegates, 128% of the remaining pledged
He would need 38% of the remaining delegates, or 79% of the remaining pledged delegates.
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Sun Apr-06-08 07:22 PM
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| 5. This is the Rasmussen poll I believe. |
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