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pstokely

(10,529 posts) Thu Nov 1, 2012, 03:52 PM Nov 2012

What are the chances of NJ going red?

I'm guessing the denser packed blue areas will get power back first

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What are the chances of NJ going red? (Original Post) pstokely Nov 2012 OP

Zero percent chance/ n/t Cali_Democrat Nov 2012 #1

No chance. NYC Liberal Nov 2012 #2

Zero chance. n/t yellerpup Nov 2012 #3

Minus the cube of infinity. Squared. pinto Nov 2012 #4

Pinto always has the best answer! madaboutharry Nov 2012 #5

Yes he does! Grateful for Hope Nov 2012 #9

Love your answer! I totally agree! Lone_Star_Dem Nov 2012 #6

Being pedantic here GObamaGO Nov 2012 #13

Duh. Right. No wonder I didn't become a mathematician. pinto Nov 2012 #15

I am so glad you were not insulted by that! GObamaGO Nov 2012 #17

There are too many democrats here for that to happen. hrmjustin Nov 2012 #7

About the same chance Texas goes blue. lupojohn Nov 2012 #8

Hey... wait until 2016... Texas is going blue as we speak w8liftinglady Nov 2012 #12

Not Texas, but rather Utah. Zalatix Nov 2012 #18

None panAmerican Nov 2012 #10

Non-existent 11 Bravo Nov 2012 #11

About the same as me winning the OK lottery, which I don't play. Behind the Aegis Nov 2012 #14

El Zilcho. nt hifiguy Nov 2012 #16

.2% according to Nate (aka my xanax) Hamlette Nov 2012 #19

Cali_Democrat

(30,439 posts)

1. Zero percent chance/ n/t

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Thu Nov 1, 2012, 03:52 PM

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NYC Liberal

(20,136 posts)

2. No chance.

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Thu Nov 1, 2012, 03:52 PM

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yellerpup

(12,253 posts)

3. Zero chance. n/t

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pinto

(106,886 posts)

4. Minus the cube of infinity. Squared.

Reply to pstokely (Original post)

Thu Nov 1, 2012, 03:54 PM

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(Sorry. I'm up to here on polls and more polls). I'm good with the actual poll - the election - at this point.

madaboutharry

(40,212 posts)

5. Pinto always has the best answer!

Reply to pinto (Reply #4)

Thu Nov 1, 2012, 03:58 PM

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(I'm using that equation the next time my 16 year-old asks me what the chances are of me giving him the car keys on a Saturday night!)

Grateful for Hope

(39,320 posts)

9. Yes he does!

Reply to madaboutharry (Reply #5)

Thu Nov 1, 2012, 04:08 PM

Nov 2012

Also good line to use with your 16-year-old...

Lone_Star_Dem

(28,158 posts)

6. Love your answer! I totally agree!

Reply to pinto (Reply #4)

Thu Nov 1, 2012, 04:00 PM

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Bring on the election. Before we're all reduced to crying like the darling little girl in the video with election fatigue.

GObamaGO

(665 posts)

13. Being pedantic here

Reply to pinto (Reply #4)

Thu Nov 1, 2012, 04:25 PM

Nov 2012

If you square a negative it becomes a positive number.

/mathgeek

pinto

(106,886 posts)

15. Duh. Right. No wonder I didn't become a mathematician.

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Thu Nov 1, 2012, 04:28 PM

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GObamaGO

(665 posts)

17. I am so glad you were not insulted by that!

Reply to pinto (Reply #15)

Fri Nov 2, 2012, 02:53 AM

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Math is just another foreign language!

hrmjustin

(71,265 posts)

7. There are too many democrats here for that to happen.

Reply to pstokely (Original post)

Thu Nov 1, 2012, 04:00 PM

Nov 2012

But the margin may be smaller, but than again it may be larger. Many dem and gop areas are suffering together. There are a lot of principalities that are not getting coverage in Jersey that are in trouble. Atlantic city is Dem stronghold. Coastal Beaches tends to be gop, but not totally. Northern Jersey did better except for power issues. Interior parts of NJ are without power but no real flooding.