Electoral Analysis: Kerry's job not too difficult
by karno
Sat Oct 16, 2004 at 10:36:43 AM PDT
I hope I'm not being too repetitive with this diary or stating the obvious as this is my first diary entry, but I wanted to give my take on the electoral race. Kerry's job is much easier than what I had first thought. They biggest key to this election is that Kerry has to hold all of the states that Gore won in 2000, but if he loses Wisconsin or Iowa (note: not both), it isn't the end of the world. Bush won both Florida and Ohio in 2000, therefore if Kerry wins either one of them without losing Wisconsin, then the election is over and Kerry will win. The problem is that most polls have suggested that Wisconsin will go red. That being said, if we lose Wisconsin, hold Iowa and pick up either Ohio or Florida, then the election is over. Knowing all of the problems with Florida that are inevitable this year, I'd like to see Kerry just pick up Ohio and be over with it. If the Republicans lose Wisconsin, Kerry is the next president of the United States. I guess one of my points is that people in the Chicagoland area need to go up to Wisconsin if they can and help out Kerry in the state.
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