| In Search of the Elusive Swing Voter
Always great content at the Atlantic, as is this article about the swing vote by Joshua Green.
During the primary season we are accustomed to focusing on the drama and intrigue in a few important states such as New Hampshire and Iowa. A candidate who can win these, it is believed, is all but certain to carry the nomination. Suddenly that's less true than in years past. Because so many candidates are running, and because the contests are not winner-take-all, formerly inconsequential states such as Oklahoma, New Mexico, and even Delaware could be critical in determining who finally emerges as the next Democratic nominee.
Deleware, baby ... it's all about Deleware.
Via ED.
Posted by Alan at January 14, 2004 11:37 PM
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