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Can Mitt Romney win the White House without the Buckeye State? CNN's John King shows a scenario at the magic wall.
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(CNN) – Color North Carolina light red.
CNN is moving its classification of the swing state from true "toss up" to "lean Romney."
Democratic strategist Paul Begala talks with CNN's Wolf Blitzer about where the candidates are focusing their efforts.
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A CNN poll of Florida voters shows a tight race between President Obama and Mitt Romney. CNN's John King breaks it down.
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The Obama campaign battles to keep ahead in the toss-up state of Colorado. CNN's John King reports.
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(CNN) – CNN Thursday turned the important battleground state of Wisconsin from "lean Obama" to true "toss up" on its electoral map, in the wake of Mitt Romney's naming of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, a seven term congressman from the Badger state, as his running mate.
One contributing factor behind CNN's move was a new poll that matched two others from last week that indicate that the presidential contest in Wisconsin is close. While Ryan's announcement did not dramatically alter the presidential poll numbers in Wisconsin, it did change the way both campaigns viewed the state of the race in the state.
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