November 27, 201510 yr Author Where will he turn the Electoral College in his advantage? Answer: he won't. You might as well just say" hello, Madame President" and give it up. You raise a good point. The Electoral College is 50 separate state elections, not one national election, and three-fourths of these state elections already have been decided. So the question is whether Rubio or Trump or Cruz will flip enough of the dozen or so swing states to win the election. If so, which ones?
November 27, 201510 yr Where will he turn the Electoral College in his advantage? Answer: he won't. You might as well just say" hello, Madame President" and give it up. As TTP said, you bring up a good point. The republicans have a math problem on their hands, and where they won last year aren't places that they need to make up ground for the presidential election. Right off the bat the dems don't need too many electoral votes, I forget the amount they need to pick up. Since you are into math would you be willing to check on that for us?
November 27, 201510 yr Reuters article I just read has Trump losing 12 points and Carson some points. Rubio and Cruz tied at third.
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