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I'll take a lukewarm Dem Governor over Blackwell anyday

Submitted September 6, 2008 - 1:32 pm by CarolDuhart (not verified)

What few people know is the amount of trickery that happened with Cleveland and Ohio votes in general in 2004. Our Secretary of State was elected on a platform of improving the vote and making it fairer, so we don't need to fear out and out vote and voter suppression or fraud.

Personally, I think Ohio will turn blue-Cleveland and Cincinnati and Columbus will outdo Appalachian Ohio by miles and miles. The rural vote just isn't that numerous that Republicans could win without fraud last time.

Just a feeling: but I think Montana will flip. It voted for Clinton in 1992 and with a Democratic Governor it should be a narrow but good win.

Nevada is more diverse than even 4 years ago, and is suffering the brunt of the housing and economic crisis. No way they go Republican this time. In fact, in 2000, Al Gore came within 4 points in the polls and narrowly lost the state.

New Hampshire is suburban Boston now, and should at least narrowly go for Obama.

Will be biting my nails for a winning report re Obama.

 

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