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To: fifedom

Most of the Evangelicals are in states Romney won. Many voted for him.

Ohio vote total right here.

Democratic

Barack Obama

Joe Biden

2,691,861

50.18%

18

Republican

Mitt Romney

Paul Ryan

2,584,620

48.18%

0

Libertarian

Gary Johnson

Jim Gray

47,191

0.88%

0

Green

Jill Stein

Cheri Honkala

17,814

0.33%

0

Independent

Richard Duncan

12,099

0.23%

0

Totals

5,364,324

100.00%

18

Romney didn’t lose by much, so I doubt evangelicals were the real reason. Romney only lost by a little over 107,000 votes. Gary Johnson peeled off 47,000. Some more were peeled off with fraud.


31 posted on 11/08/2012 1:14:28 PM PST by dforest
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To: dforest
Romney didn’t lose by much, so I doubt evangelicals were the real reason

I've seen one U.S. map from yesterday that had interesting red and blue dots by regional areas...was posted by a Mormon...

The only place it appeared where an Evangelical drop-off occurred that allowed a sudden swath of blue to appear was the Deep South.

That blue swath runs from Louisiana to North Carolina...and seemed to be most prominent in Mississippi, Alabama, and South Carolina.

Now, those are states where voters knew that Romney would win quite handily...so they didn't see their votes as "key." And...it didn't effect a single electoral vote ... IOW I didn't see that same blue swath show up in Florida...except for a few dots toward the inland swamps in furthest south Florida...(NW of Miami)

33 posted on 11/08/2012 1:20:57 PM PST by Colofornian (Some say "we're not voting 4 'pastor-in-chief'" --as if "gods-in-embryo" were divine only on Sundays)
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