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ONE DEADLOCK SCENARIO:

Mitt Romney wins Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin, while Barack Obama wins Colorado, Nevada, New Hampshire and Virginia.

ANOTHER DEADLOCK SCENARIO:

Romney wins in Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina, and Virginia; Obama carries New Hampshire, Ohio and Wisconsin.

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EDIT TO ADD:

If you add Michigan and Pennsylania to the mix, neither of which are considered core swing states but both of which are within 4-5 points according to the RCP averages, there are 32 tie combination scenarios.

[Gay State Conservative]

Worst case scenario...Romney is President and Plugs is VP.

[Kozak]

Civil War 2.0 .....

[2ndDivisionVet]

[TexasTransplant]

Come on New Mexico... get with it (must be too many immigrants from California)

TT

PS That is what happened to Oregon and Washington

[EQAndyBuzz]

Add PA, OH and WI to Romneys column. Now where are we at?

[JohnBovenmyer]

They're listing Maine as solid blue, but it and Nebraska split their electoral votes by congressional district. Romney has a decent chance of winning 1 EV in Maine, which would break those ties. Nobody expects Obama to steal an EV in Nebraska.

Not that I think it will be close. Mitt needs more foreign policy prep before Monday's final debate so he cleanly hits all those easy targets. That will clinch his race. Then he should start making appearances with any Senate candidates he can help, such as ND. Bring home every such race possible. Some may be tricky to strategize. Would a Mitt appearance hurt or help in MA, ME or CT senate races? How to help in MO without mentioning the candidate? But for Pres. Mitt to succeed he'll need as many GOP senators as he can get. And the more conservative GOP senators we can elect the less the RINOs can hold us back. The more of both we gain this time the easier it will be to reach 60, for the really heavy lifting, in 2014.

[Hoodat]

Romney 321 - Obama 217

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