by atdleft, Wed Dec 17, 2008 at 08:53:07 AM EST
(Proudly cross-posted at C4O Democrats)
About 2 weeks ago, we talked about the rising Democratic tide in The Southwest. Now, I want for us to discuss what's happening in The Northwest. Believe it or not, we have plenty of opportunities up north as well.
Want to come along with me as we look at where we win in 2010 and beyond?
by atdleft, Tue Dec 02, 2008 at 04:22:58 PM EST
(Proudly cross-posted at C4O Democrats)
This year has been quite transformative for The West, especially The Southwest. Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico have gone from Red to Blue. Utah and Arizona don't look quite as Red as they used to. Oh yes, and California now looks bluer than ever before.
But will this last? Will The Southwest continue to trend blue? And can Democrats continue to make gains here?
by atdleft, Thu Sep 18, 2008 at 01:13:43 PM EDT
Last week, I began analyzing the state of the races out West. And ever since then, I've received feedback about me not including all the competitive races out her. And to all of you fretting, I say... Don't worry!
Because we have so many opportunities to not just pick up electoral votes for Obama, but also additional House and Senate seats, I just couldn't pack them all into one diary. So today, without further adieu, I give you Part 2 of "On Winning the West"!
by atdleft, Tue Sep 09, 2008 at 12:47:10 PM EDT
I know you've heard this. I have, too. "The battleground has moved West." To a large extent, this is true. And while we probably will may plenty of attention to traditional swing states like Florida & Ohio this fall, we probably also will be spending much more time analyzing developments in places like Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, and Montana.
But you know what? The Presidential Race isn't the only interesting race out west. Let's take a look at some extra goodies that we can look forward to.
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