Predictions for Super Tuesday

2008 February 4
by billarends

The following is the CNN public opinion market trade style predictions for Super Tuesday (heck with the super Bowl this game is more interesting)

The race in the republican league is pretty tied up but as you can see the players in the Democrat league is going down to the wire.

If I was betting these teams I would go for a Clinton lead but Obama is going to give her a run for her money so on the ticket might be an Obama for pres and a Clinton running mate (considering how buddy buddy they have been of late.)

As for the republicans betting on McCain is betting on a relatively sure thing so you might win a nickle if your lucky.

Enjoy the stats an I will follow up after Super Tuesday………..

  PREDICTION
Who will win the most Republican primaries on Super Tuesday? by: amyc  
John McCain 79.3%
Mitt Romney 16.9%
Ron Paul 3.4%
Mike Huckabee 0.3%
Who will win the most Democratic primaries on Super Tuesday? by: amyc  
Hillary Clinton 50.7%
Barack Obama 49.3%
Mike Gravel 0.0%
Which of the following will be the first to drop out after Super Tuesday results? by: amyc  
Mike Huckabee 48.6%
Mike Gravel 22.1%
Ron Paul 17.3%
Mitt Romney 10.3%
Hillary Clinton 1.4%
Barack Obama 0.2%
John McCain 0.1%
What will be the margin of victory for the winner of the California Republican primary? by: amyc  
McCain: 5-10% 31.8%
McCain: 0-5% 25.9%
McCain: More than 10% 24.6%
Romney: 0-5% 10.6%
Romney: 5-10% 5.9%
Romney: More than 10% 0.8%
None of these will win 0.4%
Huckabee: 0-5% 0.0%
Huckabee: 5-10% 0.0%
Huckabee: More than 10% 0.0%
What will be the margin of victory for the winner of the California Democratic primary? by: amyc  
Obama: 0-5% 41.2%
Clinton: 0-5% 19.5%
Clinton: 5-10% 17.1%
Clinton: More than 10% 11.1%
Obama: 5-10% 9.3%
Obama: More than 10% 1.8%
None of these candidates will win 0.0%
Who will win the Georgia Republican primary? by: amyc  
John McCain 81.5%
Mike Huckabee 12.7%
Mitt Romney 5.6%
Ron Paul 0.1%
Other 0.0%
What will be the margin of victory for the winner of the Georgia Democratic primary? by: amyc  
Obama: More than 10% 72.6%
Obama: 5-10% 22.1%
Obama: 0-5% 3.6%
Clinton: 0-5% 1.4%
Clinton: 5-10% 0.1%
Clinton: More than 10% 0.1%
Other 0.0%
  Will the Republican presidential nominee be determined by February 6 (day after Super Tuesday)? by: amyc 56.6%
  Will the Democratic presidential nominee be determined by February 6 (day after Super Tuesday)? by: amyc 13.7%

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  1. 2008 February 4
    jonS permalink

    Listen up, ONLY a vote for MITT ROMNEY in Republican primaries is a vote AGAINST MCCAIN, a loser that is being aggressively imposed on us by the establishment and the “mainstream” media. By casting your vote on ANY OTHER candidate you will be helping MCCAIN to win the Republican nomination.

  2. 2008 February 4
    billarends permalink

    JonS – as you might gather if you read more of My website I am for neither Republican candidate. I would be voting Obama if I was an American. The only reason I care is because Canada needs to know how the elephant next door is going to shift so we can duck and cover if needed.

    That said, If I was forced to vote Republican I would not vote for a candidate that has switched his beliefs as regularly as Mitt Romney. I don’t care for political opportunism.

    These are the issues Mitt Romney has flip flipped on:

    Abortion
    Same Sex Marriage
    Gun Control
    Romney opposes the use of “torture” however, he supports the limited use of “enhanced interrogation techniques,” which he believes are not torture.

    Democratic U.S. Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts once said, “The real Romney is clearly an extraordinarily ambitious man with no perceivable political principle whatsoever. He is the most intellectually dishonest human being in the history of politics,”

    I tend to agree with Mr Frank.

  3. 2008 February 6
    Bill permalink

    Sorry JonS Super Tuesday is over and it looks like Mitt has bit the dust…..

  4. 2008 February 7
    Bill permalink

    Romney the mormon representative has dropped out of the race. Too bad for Multinational corporate interests.

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