Final Prediction before the election.
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Colorado is an odd state in that as liberal as it tends to swing, it's voters don't like their taxes being raised. Our Constitutional Amendment 69 (Universal Healthcare) is failing miserably which you would expect to do at least moderately well in a liberal leaning state yet Prop 106 (physician assisted suicide) is winning by a large margin.
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place http://www. at the beginning and the state at the end. that will show the breakout of the counties in each state.
place http://www. at the beginning and the state at the end. that will show the breakout of the counties in each state.
Thanks, but it isn't doing what I was hoping for. I was hoping it would show where the 30 percent was coming from in Maine, not just the two districts standings so far.
If it gets close, and the remaining votes come from the Northern part of Maine, they will most likely go to Trump. Southern Maine will most likely go to Clinton.
If it gets close, and the remaining votes come from the Northern part of Maine, they will most likely go to Trump. Southern Maine will most likely go to Clinton.
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New York Times is predicting a trump win. 93% likely
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/president
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/president