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| Originally posted by Dave Piazza KERRY WINS ILLINOIS !! My vote counted |
OK, so when is it all over?? I have to go to bed now lol, but I wanna know who wins!!
Just checking in on you guys - this is probably my only post tonight. I'm at an undisclosed campaign headquarters.
This is what I can tell you: throw all predictions and projections out the window. Don't trust a prediction until it becomes actual numbers. We've seen some very odd ballot-splits and weird demographics voting today. Old exit poll models are probably unreliable.
Also keep in mind that more absentee ballots have been cast in this election by at least 50% - and they won't be counted until after all of today's votes are counted.
I may lurk for a while, but don't have time to join in. Later--
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| Originally posted by Streakfury OK, so when is it all over?? I have to go to bed now lol, but I wanna know who wins!! |
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| Originally posted by Streakfury OK, so when is it all over?? I have to go to bed now lol, but I wanna know who wins!! |
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| Originally posted by imokruok When we know Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida, we'll know who wins. But we have no idea when we'll know on those states. It may come down to absentee counting, which in Florida, would mean no sooner than midnight Florida time. |
New Jersey for Kerry, cnn reports.
It may be a harbinger of things to come for bush. According to cnn, terrorism was the most important issue for NJ voters, yet they chose Kerry.
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| Originally posted by LiquidX I agree... For what I hear. 20% of the Florida recints have given the results.. it's giving Bush and 11% lead, BUT! those recints are in Republican owned counties.. the big players are not in yet.. so take that out of contest. Im just updating.. |
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| Some 50,000 or more absentee ballots that could make a difference in who wins a close election in Florida will not be counted until Thursday, election officials there say. Election workers in Miami-Dade County apparently have been overwhelmed by the task of counting from 80,000 to 95,000 absentee ballots. The Miami-Dade County elections supervisor, Constance Kaplan, could promise Tuesday evening only that the ballots will be counted by noon Thursday. That's the deadline for all votes cast in the election to be counted, according to Alia Faraj, spokeswoman for Florida secretary of state. The deadline for counting overseas ballots is November 12. |
North Carolina for Bush.. SOrry Rosnm..
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| Originally posted by LiquidX North Carolina for Bush.. SOrry Rosnm.. |
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| Originally posted by Spacey Orange New Jersey for Kerry, cnn reports. It may be a harbinger of things to come for bush. According to cnn, terrorism was the most important issue for NJ voters, yet they chose Kerry. |
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| Originally posted by ResonantDrag eh, we did better than expected |
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| Originally posted by LiquidX That's true though, considering a win for Bush, it was a very Close one. |
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| Originally posted by ResonantDrag kerry was supposed to lose by 13 or so points. good indication of other things |
if Bush wins in FL and Kerry wins in CA, then it's settled and i'm moving to cali!
but actually if Bush wins the election i just might have to get the hell out of this country all together!!!
i'll give you a swift goodbye kick in the ass on your way out

>JM<
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| Originally posted by JM no indication of anything. a win in a state is a win in a state. looks like Bush is kicking ass in FL and OH, but losing Arizona and Penn. >JM< |
local news channel. had Bush up 52-48 in OH, and if i remember right, 51-49 in Fl. also had Bush down a lot in Arizona though. btw, last Wisconsin vote cast, should come out with results shortly i hope.
>JM<
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| Originally posted by LiquidX Where you get that?!?! My local channels are staying neutral.. hence not all precints have been reported... |
STATE RESULTS
President - Florida 3568 of 7241 Precincts Reporting
Name Votes Pct
Bush , George (i) 1,974,223 53.25
Kerry , John 1,700,246 45.86
U.S. Senate - Florida 3557 of 7241 Precincts Reporting
Name Votes Pct
Martinez , Mel 1,807,969 49.75
Castor , Betty 1,739,267 47.86
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| Originally posted by Q5echo here http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pa...ults/president/ click florida on the map (it's the one that looks like a penis in the SE corner) updates every few minutes. you might be faily suprised |
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| Originally posted by Q5echo here http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pa...ults/president/ click florida on the map (it's the one that looks like a penis in the SE corner) updates every few minutes. you might be faily suprised |
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| Originally posted by JM thanks for the link dawg... Bush needs 115 votes to win.... this will be close, sooo close. btw, i like those florida stats, and coming from CNN thats even better news (CNN leans left no?) as long as the Miami area has reported, we can assume Bush will win Fl. >JM< |
Right now the Columbus news channel I'm watching is reporting 52% Bush and 46% Kerry. I'm not sure what percentage is reporting in. (Columbus, Ohio)
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| Originally posted by LiquidX In Miami-Dade .. 52%-46 is the projected win for Kerry.. |
paint more red on that USA map. only 100 more electoral votes for Bush!!!
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