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To: Dale Baker who wrote (47981)	2/5/2008 11:27:12 AM
From: JohnM	Respond to of 541635

Someone else's prediction we can use as a scorecard for tonight: * PBS's diary :: :: Thanks. I've got an early meeting beginning at 7:30 but once that's over I plan to watch. But I doubt I will stay for the long watch. It could be quite late.

To: Dale Baker who wrote (47981)	2/5/2008 12:05:27 PM
From: Katelew	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541635

Dale, just an observation here. Obama seems to be nailing the 'manly' states....Alaska, Utah, North Dakota, Colorado, Minnesota, and Idaho. Clinton's 'manly' states are New Mexico and Arizona which have larger Hispanic populations. I don't know what to make of Oklahoma, which I see as a 'manly' state. It's solidly in Hillary's column, but I don't have a guess as to why. It neighbors Arkansas, home of the Clintons, but the two cultures are very different. Obama's huge leads in Idaho and Utah, which have big Mormon populations, intrigues me too. The fact that home prices are holding up relatively well in Idaho and Utah might be a factor.