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Originally Posted by hyrum
Aside from the delegate count what does this mean for each candidate's chances of winning
in November? ...
Michigan will go to the Dems
Wyo and Nevada will probably vote for anyone with an Elephant next to his name.
SC will likely go Republican, but maybe not for Romney.
McCain is strong in NH, he might win there in Nov.
Huck did well in Iowa, a state that could fall either way.
FL seems to be a dead heat between Giuliani and McCain, with Huck and Romney on the second tier.
Bottom line, Romney is winning the states that matter the least to the Republicans in Nov. While the others are splitting the Rep strongholds in the South.
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Good question. Putting lontime Democrat strongholds back into play again, is one of the arguments Giuliani uses. He says he is the only repub that will have a chance at winning NY, CA, and other states. This may be true, but I don't think the repubs HAVE to win NY or CA to win in Nov. They just need to hold onto the same states Bush won last time, obviously.