I have already
gone on record indicating that Romney will win by a slim majority in the popular vote but I wanted to take the time to break down this prediction to a electoral college level. For this, I am predicting the following Romney: 306 to Obama: 232. In particular, I believe the election can be broken down into the following categories - solid, swing and a third batch of
problem states that will inevitably have massive irregularities. It's these problem states that will keep the nation up most of the night and cause headaches galore. (There are already indications that this is the case) Swing these problem states and the election becomes Romney 265 to Obama's 273.
Other notable thoughts:
- Ohio is going to be a repeat of 2004, with allegations of machine rigging and the like.
- Jon Husted is a name you'll be hearing a lot.
- Florida "disenfranchisement" stories will be back.
- Wisconsin is going to have plenty of stories of ineligible voters being bussed in and the like.
- The momentum from the Walker recall elections will swing things to Romney.
- Michigan goes Obama as payback for bailing out the auto industry. If by some odd chance Romney takes the state, expect riots.
- The curious stories will be New York and New Jersey. How does the storm effect them?
- I think it's telling that Massachusetts doesn't want Romney as President.
- Pennsylvania goes Obama - Yes, Romney's building momentum. It's too little, too late.
- Utah is going to be ecstatic that the first non-Christian President is a Mormon.
- The military is going to start openly discussing coups if Obama wins by some odd fate.
- The UN observers in Texas - They're going to find something to cast doubt on the entire voting process. It may not be very substantive, but the globalists need to hang their hats on something external.
Problem states that go Romney
Ohio |
18 |
Virginia |
13 |
Wisconsin |
10 |
Swing states that go Romney
Colorado |
9 |
Florida |
29 |
Iowa |
6 |
New Hampshire |
4 |
Solid Romney states
Alabama |
9 |
Alaska |
3 |
Arizona |
11 |
Arkansas |
6 |
Georgia |
16 |
Idaho |
4 |
Indiana |
11 |
Kansas |
6 |
Kentucky |
8 |
Louisiana |
8 |
Massachusetts |
11 |
Mississippi |
6 |
Missouri |
10 |
Montana |
3 |
Nebraska |
5 |
North Carolina |
15 |
North Dakota |
3 |
Oklahoma |
7 |
South Carolina |
9 |
South Dakota |
3 |
Tennessee |
11 |
Texas |
38 |
Utah |
6 |
West Virginia |
5 |
Wyoming |
3 |
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Total |
217 |
Swing states that go Obama
Solid Obama states
California |
55 |
Connecticut |
7 |
Delaware |
3 |
Hawaii |
4 |
Illinois |
20 |
Maine |
4 |
Maryland |
10 |
Michigan |
16 |
Minnesota |
10 |
New Jersey |
14 |
New Mexico |
5 |
New York |
29 |
Oregon |
7 |
Rhode Island |
4 |
Vermont |
3 |
Washington |
12 |
Washington D.C. |
3 |
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Total |
206 |
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