Obama and Romney neck-and-neck in the 2012 election
- 12 years ago
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Today is the final day for President Barack Obama and Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, to win crucial swing states for the 2012 presidential election. The two are virtually tied in the presidential race.
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Just hours before election day, it's nearly impossible to predict which candidate will win the 2012 presidential election. Gasp! Could there be a tie in the 2012 election?!
Well, probably not. In order for there to be a tie, Obama and Romney would have to get 269/269 split in electoral college votes. If this were to happen, we could end up with a Romney/Biden bipartisan partnership. Although this is possible, it probably will not happen.
Both politicians are focusing all of their attention on the final swing states, which hold the fate of Romney and Obama. Even the smaller states, which can't bring in as many electoral votes, got some love and attention from both candidates who have been gallivanting around the country.
So, who are you voting for?
Today is the final day for President Barack Obama and Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, to win crucial swing states for the 2012 presidential election. The two are virtually tied in the presidential race.
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Webpage: http://www.nma.tv/
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Just hours before election day, it's nearly impossible to predict which candidate will win the 2012 presidential election. Gasp! Could there be a tie in the 2012 election?!
Well, probably not. In order for there to be a tie, Obama and Romney would have to get 269/269 split in electoral college votes. If this were to happen, we could end up with a Romney/Biden bipartisan partnership. Although this is possible, it probably will not happen.
Both politicians are focusing all of their attention on the final swing states, which hold the fate of Romney and Obama. Even the smaller states, which can't bring in as many electoral votes, got some love and attention from both candidates who have been gallivanting around the country.
So, who are you voting for?