cali
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:49 PM
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Clinton has made no inroads in Obama's Illinois support but he has |
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made inroads into her NY and NJ support. He's behind by 11 to 15. She's behind in Illinois by by 36. I think that says quite a bit.
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:00 PM
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1. A candidate has to carry their own state, they know them best |
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Edited on Fri Feb-01-08 01:02 PM by GoldieAZ49
and Illinois adores Obama
Also, the donation map shows a large amount of support from New York for Obama
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:02 PM
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2. If the election were today... |
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how many delegates would that be for each?
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:19 PM
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3. Not familiar with the Internet? n/t |
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:20 PM
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It'd be hard to have posted reply #2 without internet access of one sort or another.
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:23 PM
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5. I'm not sure how they're apportioned |
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or even how many delegates TX has- though I know it's a lot. But I think, if things go well for him on Tuesday, he can take TX with no trouble.
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:29 PM
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6. It would probably depend on who won in each congressional district |
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That's the way it works in my state. Most of the delegates are assigned based on the proportion of votes each candidate won in the CD. A few others are chosen in other ways.
Glad to help with a nonsnarky response. :hi:
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