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With polling in Ohio still slightly favoring Barack Hussein, it's tough to think Romney can win the election without Ohio. In order for him to accomplish that, he's got to win Pennsylvania, Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin and Michigan. While Romney is enjoying over half the the lead in polling nationally and ahead in Virginia and Colorado, there's no way he wins Wisconsin or Pennsylvania. Furthermore, despite the "dead heat" in Michigan, I think Barry also carries Michigan. So if Romney loses Ohio, it's plausible to see him winning the popular vote and losing the electoral college. Thoughts?
It's mathematically possible from everything I've seen. I'd hate to see it happen though, because a Romney/Biden administration would suck.
It's possible but quite unlikely. Also unlikely for Obama, but more so for Romney. Nate Silver has calculated the odds but I don't recall what they were off hand.
71% EC victory for obama as of 8pm last night
Where is everyone getting this Romney/Biden stuff?
He doesn't need to win all of those states. With VA and Colorado, he would need Michigan OR Pennsylvania OR Wisconsin + NH.With polling in Ohio still slightly favoring Barack Hussein, it's tough to think Romney can win the election without Ohio. In order for him to accomplish that, he's got to win Pennsylvania, Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin and Michigan. While Romney is enjoying over half the the lead in polling nationally and ahead in Virginia and Colorado,
If it's a tie, Congress picks the President. Assuming the GOP keeps control, they would pick Romney.
All 100 Senators cast the vote for VP. Assuming the Democrats keep control, they would pick Biden.
But if Romney lost the EC then it wouldn't even go to Congress because you lost the election. The only way it would go to Congress is if it was a tie in the EC.
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