Obama should win Pennsylvania in your scenario.
How are we organizing this TL? It seems clusterf**kish at the moment.
Let's say he would win it at last by 550 votes
Obama should win Pennsylvania in your scenario.
How are we organizing this TL? It seems clusterf**kish at the moment.
Let's say he would win it at last by 550 votesAnd Romney won't ask for a recount. It's quite surprising to find out that in the real election, Pennsylvania is even more competitive than in Wisconsin, NH and Iowa.
That would be nice. It really makes sense for Romney to carry Pennsylvania if he wins by a margin of over 2.5%. (A narrow popular vote victory would only give Obama the election, and so could not justify the criteria for a Romney victory.)Can I offer my scenario and map built here as a point of divergence?
OOC: It's not a 52-46 margin, but a 52-47 margin. In Pennsylvania in OTL, Obama got 2,907,448 votes (52%), Romney got 2,619,583 votes (46.8%), while other candidates got 69,468 votes (1.2%) combined. Please show me how you could round off 46.8% to become 46%Is there a basis in it being that close, though? Obama won it 52% to 46%.
With a less harsh Versailles treaty, the Weimar Republic survived and German engineering pushed the development of passenger airliners earlier further.
Ah, no, unfortunately it is just an A321 which the Lufthansa painted retro-style to celebrate the 50th anniversary of her re-birth.