Question
Reading this post that tries to build electoral maps off current polling (polling now, so "for what it's worth,") I got to wondering how does the very different Obama electoral map affect the issues and emphasis?
For a generation, the presidential elections have been waged on the battlegrounds Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Does shifting the key states to the west into Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, etc, create a different mix of issues or emphasis than Fla/Pa/Ohio? Does it change the evangelicals' influence, for instance?
Not endorsing that post, just thinking out loud.
For a generation, the presidential elections have been waged on the battlegrounds Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Does shifting the key states to the west into Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, etc, create a different mix of issues or emphasis than Fla/Pa/Ohio? Does it change the evangelicals' influence, for instance?
Not endorsing that post, just thinking out loud.
3 Comments:
Very interesting questions. This election cycle could possible create a sea change in national political calculus unlike anything we've seen since the 1960's.
By -epm, at 9:32 AM
Yeah.
And I don't know if there will be any differences, but it would seem that if we take Florida out of the equation, we don't have to deal with the Cuba issue for example.
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