Okay, so what does Barack Obama have to do to "win" tomorrow? He's ahead by double digits in the polls for Virginia and Maryland. He exceeded expectations all weekend, including a greater than 20 percent win in Louisiana. So under the protocols of expectations he must win both Maryland and Virginia tomorrow by at least 20 points. He is expected to exceed expectations. A 19 point win does not exceed expectations, so it should be interpreted as a major setback for him.
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