DjLoTi
10-26-2007, 04:22 PM
ok.. lets find out how delegates are delegated (lol) in each state (some states are winner takes all, some are %, w/e)
Then... lets add up all the states where RP looks like he's doing well.
Then.. lets see what kind of % he is pulling in, and find out which states need to be hit hard.
I'm doing this because NH only has 24 delegates, which is less then 1% of the total delegates.
AL - 48
AK - 29
AS - 9
AZ - 53
AR - 34
CA - 173
CO - 46
CT - 30
DE - 18
DC - 19
FL - 114
GA - 72
Guam - 9
HI - 20
ID - 32
IL - 70
IN - 57
IA - 40
KS - 39
KY - 45
LA - 47
ME - 21
MD - 37
MA - 43
MI - 60
MN - 41
MS - 38
MO - 58
MT - 25
NE - 33
NV - 34
NH - 24
NJ - 52
NM - 32
NY - 101
NC - 69
ND - 26
Northern Marinas - 9
OH - 88
OK - 41
OR - 30
PA - 74
Puerto Rico - 23 ( what??? tf??? )
RI - 20 (not as important as Puerto Rico .... )
SC - 47
SD - 27
TN - 55
TX - 140
UT - 36
VT - 14
Virgin Islands - 6
VA - 63
WA - 40
WV - 30
WI - 40
WY - 28
TOTAL = 2,515
http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P08/R-Alloc.phtml
OK, I think he'll do well in AL, AK, AZ, CO, DC, HI, ID, IL, MI, MO, NV, NH, NJ, PA, WA, and WY
I left out CA because I know for sure that's broken up. So assuming he wins ALL the delegates for these states, he'll have... 603 delegates, which is 24%
IL will be very tough, and I'm just saying PA cuz he's from there ( the support is pretty good out there though ), AK, HI, NH look for sure, those are really our for sure states. I put MO in there only because he's the first name on the ballot. :confused:
If Rudy wins TX, NY, and FL he's already got 365 delegates. Then if he wins IL, that'll be 435 vs. RP's 533 (assuming he wins all those states). If Rudy wins NJ, he'll have 487 and RP (if he doesn't win MO) will only have 475
What states do each candidate look good in?
FT looks good in TN, SC, GA
Mitt looks good in IA, MA and UT
Rudy looks good in FL and NY
RP looks good in HI, AK, NH
What are our battleground states? I think IA's a long shot. Lets break this down ppl... lets figure this out.
Then... lets add up all the states where RP looks like he's doing well.
Then.. lets see what kind of % he is pulling in, and find out which states need to be hit hard.
I'm doing this because NH only has 24 delegates, which is less then 1% of the total delegates.
AL - 48
AK - 29
AS - 9
AZ - 53
AR - 34
CA - 173
CO - 46
CT - 30
DE - 18
DC - 19
FL - 114
GA - 72
Guam - 9
HI - 20
ID - 32
IL - 70
IN - 57
IA - 40
KS - 39
KY - 45
LA - 47
ME - 21
MD - 37
MA - 43
MI - 60
MN - 41
MS - 38
MO - 58
MT - 25
NE - 33
NV - 34
NH - 24
NJ - 52
NM - 32
NY - 101
NC - 69
ND - 26
Northern Marinas - 9
OH - 88
OK - 41
OR - 30
PA - 74
Puerto Rico - 23 ( what??? tf??? )
RI - 20 (not as important as Puerto Rico .... )
SC - 47
SD - 27
TN - 55
TX - 140
UT - 36
VT - 14
Virgin Islands - 6
VA - 63
WA - 40
WV - 30
WI - 40
WY - 28
TOTAL = 2,515
http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P08/R-Alloc.phtml
OK, I think he'll do well in AL, AK, AZ, CO, DC, HI, ID, IL, MI, MO, NV, NH, NJ, PA, WA, and WY
I left out CA because I know for sure that's broken up. So assuming he wins ALL the delegates for these states, he'll have... 603 delegates, which is 24%
IL will be very tough, and I'm just saying PA cuz he's from there ( the support is pretty good out there though ), AK, HI, NH look for sure, those are really our for sure states. I put MO in there only because he's the first name on the ballot. :confused:
If Rudy wins TX, NY, and FL he's already got 365 delegates. Then if he wins IL, that'll be 435 vs. RP's 533 (assuming he wins all those states). If Rudy wins NJ, he'll have 487 and RP (if he doesn't win MO) will only have 475
What states do each candidate look good in?
FT looks good in TN, SC, GA
Mitt looks good in IA, MA and UT
Rudy looks good in FL and NY
RP looks good in HI, AK, NH
What are our battleground states? I think IA's a long shot. Lets break this down ppl... lets figure this out.