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Wyoming (3 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 29% Bush: 69% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 29%, Bush 69% Wisconsin (10 EVs) Barely Democrat Kerry: 50% Bush: 49% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 50%, Bush 49% West Virginia (5 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 43% Bush: 56% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 43%, Bush 56% Washington (11 EVs) Weak Democrat Kerry: 53% Bush: 46% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 53%, Bush 46% Virginia (13 EVs) Weak Republican Kerry: 45% Bush: 54% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 45%, Bush 54% Vermont (3 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 59% Bush: 39% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 59%, Bush 39% Vermont (3 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 59% Bush: 39% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 59%, Bush 39% Utah (5 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 26% Bush: 71% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 26%, Bush 71% Texas (34 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 38% Bush: 61% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 38%, Bush 61% Tennessee (11 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 43% Bush: 57% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 43%, Bush 57% South Dakota (3 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 38% Bush: 60% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 38%, Bush 60% South Carolina (8 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 41% Bush: 58% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 41%, Bush 58% Rhode Island (4 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 60% Bush: 39% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 60%, Bush 39% Rhode Island (4 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 60% Bush: 39% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 60%, Bush 39% Pennsylvania (21 EVs) Barely Democrat Kerry: 51% Bush: 49% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 51%, Bush 49% Oregon (7 EVs) Barely Democrat Kerry: 52% Bush: 48% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 52%, Bush 48% Oklahoma (7 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 34% Bush: 66% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 34%, Bush 66% Ohio (20 EVs) Barely Republican Kerry: 49% Bush: 51% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 49%, Bush 51% North Dakota (3 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 36% Bush: 63% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 36%, Bush 63% North Carolina (15 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 44% Bush: 56% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 44%, Bush 56% New York (31 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 58% Bush: 41% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 58%, Bush 41% New Mexico (5 EVs) Barely Republican Kerry: 49% Bush: 50% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 49%, Bush 50% New Jersey (15 EVs) Weak Democrat Kerry: 53% Bush: 47% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 53%, Bush 47% New Jersey (15 EVs) Weak Democrat Kerry: 53% Bush: 47% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 53%, Bush 47% New Hampshire (4 EVs) Barely Democrat Kerry: 50% Bush: 49% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 50%, Bush 49% New Hampshire (4 EVs) Barely Democrat Kerry: 50% Bush: 49% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 50%, Bush 49% Nevada (5 EVs) Barely Republican Kerry: 48% Bush: 51% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 48%, Bush 51% Nebraska (5 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 32% Bush: 67% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 32%, Bush 67% Montana (3 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 39% Bush: 59% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 39%, Bush 59% Missouri (11 EVs) Weak Republican Kerry: 46% Bush: 53% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 46%, Bush 53% Mississippi (6 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 40% Bush: 60% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 40%, Bush 60% Minnesota (10 EVs) Barely Democrat Kerry: 51% Bush: 48% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 51%, Bush 48% Michigan (17 EVs) Barely Democrat Kerry: 51% Bush: 48% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 51%, Bush 48% Massachusetts (12 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 62% Bush: 37% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 62%, Bush 37% Massachusetts (12 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 62% Bush: 37% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 62%, Bush 37% Maryland (10 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 56% Bush: 43% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 56%, Bush 43% Maryland (10 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 56% Bush: 43% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 56%, Bush 43% Maine (4 EVs) Weak Democrat Kerry: 53% Bush: 45% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 53%, Bush 45% Louisiana (9 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 42% Bush: 57% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 42%, Bush 57% Kentucky (8 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 40% Bush: 60% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 40%, Bush 60% Kansas (6 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 37% Bush: 62% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 37%, Bush 62% Iowa (7 EVs) Barely Republican Kerry: 49% Bush: 50% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 49%, Bush 50% Indiana (11 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 39% Bush: 60% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 39%, Bush 60% Illinois (21 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 55% Bush: 45% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 55%, Bush 45% Idaho (4 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 30% Bush: 69% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 30%, Bush 69% Hawaii (4 EVs) Weak Democrat Kerry: 54% Bush: 45% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 54%, Bush 45% Georgia (15 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 41% Bush: 58% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 41%, Bush 58% Florida (27 EVs) Weak Republican Kerry: 47% Bush: 52% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 47%, Bush 52% Delaware (3 EVs) Weak Democrat Kerry: 53% Bush: 46% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 53%, Bush 46% Delaware (3 EVs) Weak Democrat Kerry: 53% Bush: 46% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 53%, Bush 46% D.C. (3 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 90% Bush: 9% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 90%, Bush 9% D.C. (3 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 90% Bush: 9% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 90%, Bush 9% Connecticut (7 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 54% Bush: 44% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 54%, Bush 44% Connecticut (7 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 54% Bush: 44% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 54%, Bush 44% Colorado (9 EVs) Weak Republican Kerry: 47% Bush: 52% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 47%, Bush 52% California (55 EVs) Strong Democrat Kerry: 55% Bush: 44% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 55%, Bush 44% Arkansas (6 EVs) Weak Republican Kerry: 45% Bush: 54% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 45%, Bush 54% Arizona (10 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 45% Bush: 55% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 45%, Bush 55% Alaska (3 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 35% Bush: 62% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 35%, Bush 62% Alabama (9 EVs) Strong Republican Kerry: 37% Bush: 63% Source: Election 2004 (Jan 01) 2004: Kerry: 37%, Bush 63%

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Political Insider, the companion site to Politicalwire, has a nice story on potential retirements in the House. There will be 51 representatives aged 70 or more on election day 2008. Undoubtedly some of these will call it quits, leaving a contested open seat behind. Some districts are so partisan than party control is unlikely to switch, but a President with strong coattails could pull in some representatives even in districts that normally go for the other party.

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