My Projections for the Floria GOP Primary (vanity)

Freeper | 24 Jan 2012 | bksanders

[bksanders]

The "Latino" vote is not a block vote, unlike the "black" vote. I don't think you can break it down in that fashion.
I'll go back and research the breakdown of the Latino vote for 2008 and apply that to my scenario.
I just feel the dynamic is entirely different for "block" votes in 2012 and that includes all "labels"; women, Christians, Jews, Cuban, etc.

Regardless, take heart. With the MSM and the GOP'ers focusing this amount of their vitriol towards Newton it will surely play to his favor as they are "preaching to their choirs".
This will serve only to reinforce mainstream America's awareness of the clear choice / pathway to getting things accomplished.
While a 15 point Florida victory would send the Mittiots packing, a one point win is just that, a WIN!

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[nikos1121]

Are you picking a one point win? And second, why do the polls have newt way down?

[nikos1121]

If romney picks up 50% of the mccain vote he wins.

[bksanders]

Here is my revised projection should (NWIH) the Mittiot get 75% of the Hispanic vote.

This does not take into account Newt getting only 50% of the McCain vote for reasons stated previously.

Frankly I do not see the majority Hispanic vote that went to Hillary remaining on that side of the fence.
Yes, were the Mittiot to get 50% of the McCain vote it would suck, big time!
Unless, of course, Santorum's perceived exit came into play…

[nikos1121]

What is going on? The polls have Romney up in double digits. Santorum not gaining a whole lot, but even with Santorum Newt loses.

He’s right now getting the RINO conservative vote.

Like Obama, Romney is not letting the voters know who he really is.

I’m thinking what ever happens we go to the next states and to Super Tuesday, but I think if Newt closes the gap enought that will show that with Santorum’s people he can win, then perhaps Santorum will drop out.