muzzled dogg
11-03-2012, 09:28 AM
In a race this close, four electoral votes can make the difference between an Obama or Romney White House -- and a group of 13,000 small-government liberty activists may tip New Hampshire for one over the other.
Manchester, New Hampshire (PRWEB) November 03, 2012
With only four electoral votes, New Hampshire isn’t usually considered a key battleground state in presidential politics. But in a state this purple, in a race this close, every ballot counts, and the Free State Project’s group of New Hampshire-based liberty activists may end up determining who sits in the oval office and who goes down in history as an also-ran.
“These four electoral votes right here could make the difference,” President Obama said at a New Hampshire rally last week. “We don’t know how this thing is going to play out.”
Here’s how the math breaks down: out of 13,000 Free State Project participants, 1,105 have already made the move from out of state to New Hampshire. These votes could very well make a huge difference in a close presidential race like this. With 7% of New Hampshire voters currently polling as undecided and the rest split evenly between Romney and Obama, these 1,105 Free Staters and their influence on upwards of 30,000 undecided voters will likely choose the next president.
more here: http://news.yahoo.com/free-state-project-determine-next-potus-092041799.html
Manchester, New Hampshire (PRWEB) November 03, 2012
With only four electoral votes, New Hampshire isn’t usually considered a key battleground state in presidential politics. But in a state this purple, in a race this close, every ballot counts, and the Free State Project’s group of New Hampshire-based liberty activists may end up determining who sits in the oval office and who goes down in history as an also-ran.
“These four electoral votes right here could make the difference,” President Obama said at a New Hampshire rally last week. “We don’t know how this thing is going to play out.”
Here’s how the math breaks down: out of 13,000 Free State Project participants, 1,105 have already made the move from out of state to New Hampshire. These votes could very well make a huge difference in a close presidential race like this. With 7% of New Hampshire voters currently polling as undecided and the rest split evenly between Romney and Obama, these 1,105 Free Staters and their influence on upwards of 30,000 undecided voters will likely choose the next president.
more here: http://news.yahoo.com/free-state-project-determine-next-potus-092041799.html