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To: Moral Hazard

I do think Delaware is relatively liberal.

I actually think Massachussetts is more liberal.

I do not think the Dems have a 13% participation advantage. I think the Dems are far less mobilized than 2008.

I think the Republicans are far more mobilized than 2008.

All of these things point to outcomes different than the assumptions of this poll.


43 posted on 10/29/2010 6:01:15 PM PDT by lonestar67 (I remember when unemployment was 4.7 percent)
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To: lonestar67

“I do not think the Dems have a 13% participation advantage. I think the Dems are far less mobilized than 2008.”

I went to the Delaware elections website at: http://elections.delaware.gov/reports/agprpt_2008.html

I then created a spreadsheet (yes, I DO have too much time on my hands) and got this:

Votes Share Registered Share
Democrats 199095 0.48 279916 0.46
Republicans 127346 0.31 181858 0.3
Other 87121 0.21 140543 0.23
Total 413562 1 602317 1

The formatting seems messed up on “preview”, but anyway, in 2008 Democrats outnumbered Republicans among registered voters 45% to 30%, and among those who actually voted 48% to 31%.


44 posted on 10/29/2010 7:28:25 PM PDT by Moral Hazard (On November 3rd Daniel Webster is going to Disney World!)
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