Reasons for Virginia to stay red

How important is this statistic for a red victory?

Hampton Roads: The region’s hefty black vote is keeping Obama competitive there. So, too, is a narrow slice of the region’s military vote — for example, families angry over multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.

However, McCain is pressing his natural advantage as a war hero with the state’s 800,000-plus veterans and the more than 200,000 active-duty military and civilian defense workers.

I think it’s a key reason why Virginia remains red. Add that to the Republican makeup of the state—a Democratic candidate hasn’t won since Johnson—and that’s why I say the polls are wrong.

I say McCain takes Virginia.

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3 Responses to Reasons for Virginia to stay red

  1. Jeff says:

    But Obama gets better ratings from veterans organizations then McCain.

  2. Sabba Hillel says:

    However, don’t forget all the deployed military absentee ballots that are being trashed.

  3. Joel says:

    Virginia should stay Red.

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