The Note: "All the body language from the Romney campaign suggests that they see
Ohio as a long-shot. Instead, it is now Pennsylvania that paves their
path to 270. The Keystone state has eluded plenty of industrious and
hopeful Republicans before Romney. While the western and central parts
of the state tilt red, the city of Philadelphia and its sprawling and
populous suburbs are the key to winning the state. And, those Philly
suburbs, once a GOP bastion, have been voting Democratic for the last
dozen years."
"If you want to know if Romney can pull off a Pennsylvania surprise,
watch the following counties tonight: Bucks, Delaware, Chester and
Montgomery. Obama carried all of them by at least 54 percent. Romney
can't win the state and lose those suburbs by that kind of margin. Also,
check out the Philadelphia margin. Last time, Obama racked up 83
percent and logged over 574,000 votes from the City of Brotherly Love.
Again, if Romney is to prevail, he can't come out of the city down
400,000 votes."