270 to win
Barack Obama: 332
Mitt Romney: 206
Majority : 218
Republicans: 233
Democrats: 195
Majority: 50
Democrats: 54
Republicans: 45
Independents: 1
Oct 22-28, 2012 – Updates daily at 1 p.m. ET; reflects one-day change
REGISTERED VOTERS
CHANGE
Romney -- 48% -- +1
Obama -- 48% -- -
LIKELY VOTERS
CHANGE
Romney -- 51% -- +1
Obama -- 46% -- -
The following is based on the New York Times calculation of the potential Electoral votes both for the Democratic & Republican nominees.
As of November 4, 2012
1144 delegates are needed to clinch the Republican nomination -- Based on the New York Times' calculations
As of May 23, 2012
Source: New York Times (blog), 3-6-13
Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, began an old-school, speak-until-you-can-speak-no-more filibuster on Wednesday just before noon, and was still going strong more than an hour later….READ MORE
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Michael
/ March 6, 2013Mr. Paul needs to read the Constitution before he complains someone is violating it. The 5th Amendment regarding due process makes an exception in “time of War or public danger”. I think that was what Holder was saying.