GameOver22 said: Biggest surprise to me so far is North Carolina. I kind of expected Romney to run away with it. |
It was actually the least secure of the "safe" red states, I believe.
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Barack Obama | 245 | 75.85% | |
Mitt Romney | 73 | 22.60% | |
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GameOver22 said: Biggest surprise to me so far is North Carolina. I kind of expected Romney to run away with it. |
It was actually the least secure of the "safe" red states, I believe.
sethnintendo said:
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I was curious about the general mood there.
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noname2200 said:
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Maybe. I always saw it listed as a swing state, and Romney typically had a lead. Not to mention, Obama only won it by 0.3% in 2008, and 2012 is much more advantageous for the Republicans when compared to 2008.
theprof00 said: So how many senate seats have the reds lost? |
You know... the weird thing is EVERYWHERE else in the world has Liberals as Red, Conservatives as Blue.
In fact... I believe that's how it was used in the US until like... 2000.
Conegamer said:
I think you're right; and Ohio is looking to be going Obama's way...though still early yet. |
It's early, but i think it's pretty safe based on what i know about Ohio and who's reporting. Considering how unpopulated most republican areas are i think they would need must less reporting to hope to turn it around.
Like i'd guess Obama wins by 5-7%.
Kasz216 said:
You know... the weird thing is EVERYWHERE else in the world has Liberals as Red, Conservatives as Blue. In fact... I believe that's how it was used in the US until like... 2000. |
lol weird
Kasz216 said:
You know... the weird thing is EVERYWHERE else in the world has Liberals as Red, Conservatives as Blue. |
Well duh. Those dirty pinkos and commies are red, after all!
I always thoughts Dems were blue and Reps were red. Although which one is the liberal and which the conservative hasn't always been super-consistent.
CNN reports that Elizabeth Warren wins Massachusetts and Joe Donnelly wins Indiana.