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Posted by sensorium on Nov-03-2004 02:32:

Posted by LiquidX on Nov-03-2004 02:34:

quote:
Originally posted by JM
looks like Palm Beach and Broward Counties reported... with Miami-Dade not reporting yet. we will see.

Bush wins LA and Mississippi btw... paint more red on that USA map. only 100 more electoral votes for Bush!!!

you all do realize that we wont get final results for at least a week or two?

>JM<

Palm beach only 25%.. Broward 50%
Miami Dade not reporting.. yes, I think we wont get results.

Posted by Dave Piazza on Nov-03-2004 02:34:

quote:
Originally posted by JM
looks like Palm Beach and Broward Counties reported... with Miami-Dade not reporting yet. we will see.

Bush wins LA and Mississippi btw... paint more red on that USA map. only 100 more electoral votes for Bush!!!

you all do realize that we wont get final results for at least a week or two?

>JM<

No suprises. All 2000 red states are the same. As are all the blue states.

The battle ground states will decide this election. I hope my friends in Minn., Ohio, and Wisconsin made the right choice.

Posted by Dave Piazza on Nov-03-2004 02:36:

BTW Minn. has never voted for a repbulican president since 1972 !

Posted by JM on Nov-03-2004 02:36:

quote:
Originally posted by ierxium
You seem happy.

...and you seem un-happy.

Bush will talk on tv hehe... yeah boii!
>JM<

Posted by sensorium on Nov-03-2004 02:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Dave Piazza
No suprises. All 2000 red states are the same. As are all the blue states.

The battle ground states will decide this election. I hope my friends in Minn., Ohio, and Wisconsin made the right choice.

Voting is the right decision.

Posted by NeoPhono on Nov-03-2004 02:37:

Posted by Dave Piazza on Nov-03-2004 02:39:

quote:
Originally posted by ierxium
Voting is the right decision.

Very high voter turn out in the battle ground states. 83% turnout on avg. Very Long lines in Wisconsin. IMO this favors Kerry. No way there are this many 'hidden' republicans.

Posted by Dave Piazza on Nov-03-2004 02:41:

CNN pundits say ' Ohio may go to Kerry because of largest job lose in this state amongst all other 50 states. '

Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 02:42:

quote:
Originally posted by NeoPhono
Kerry has a lot of ground to make up in Ohio. Right now he's down about 300,000 votes. Again, I don't know what percentage is reporting in though.

that is important, but so is the area where they're coming from, such as the suburbs, rural areas, etc. i think it will go into kerry's column

Posted by Dave Piazza on Nov-03-2004 02:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Spacey Orange
that is important, but so is the area where they're coming from, such as the suburbs, rural areas, etc. i think it will go into kerry's column

I heard Cleveland has a HUGE turnout tonight.

Posted by sensorium on Nov-03-2004 02:55:

quote:
Originally posted by JM
...and you seem un-happy.

Bush will talk on tv hehe... yeah boii!
>JM<

Then let us hope he doesn't stutter that much.

Posted by imokruok on Nov-03-2004 02:56:

Cool...I'm able to spend a few minutes on the forums before getting back to work.

Florida is looking good for Bush, but the networks aren't going to call it unless it's clear. No repeat of 2000 this time. Heavy turnout thanks to the Cubans and the abortion law initiative.

We're a little worried about Missouri, but SURPRISE! Watchers are calling in saying that Oregon is competitive for us. We don't know how the hell that happened. Could be bad numbers.

FYI on Virginia - the exit polling was really bad. We're just seeing the complete numbers now. That's why the networks didn't call right away for Bush. It wasn't because of narrow vote margins.

UPDATE: The numbers from MO look better now. Networks will call it in a few minutes.

Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 03:00:

Looks like nationallly, undecideds are breaking for Kerry. Sorry about the f'm format.
CNN National Voter Exit Poll

quote:

WHEN DID YOU DECIDE WHO TO VOTE FOR? BUSH KERRY NADER

Today/Last 3 Days (9%)---------------- 40%---55%---4%

Earlier Than That (91%)--------------- 48%---51%---1%

WHEN DID YOU DECIDE WHO TO VOTE FOR? BUSH KERRY NADER

Within the Last Week (12%)------------ 42%---54%---3%

Earlier Than That (88%)--------------- 48%---51%---1%

Posted by JM on Nov-03-2004 03:02:

quote:
Originally posted by imokruok

We're a little worried about Missouri, but SURPRISE! Watchers are calling in saying that Oregon is competitive for us. We don't know how the hell that happened. Could be bad numbers.

close close close!!! Bush projected Arkansas. 176 down...

>JM<

Posted by NeoPhono on Nov-03-2004 03:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Dave Piazza
I heard Cleveland has a HUGE turnout tonight.

So far Kerry is winning Cleveland. Quite suprisingly Bush is winning in both Columbus and Cincinnati.

I can already tell you there's going to be a mess in Franklin county (Columbus). People are still voting using non-electronic ballots due to the long lines. I can't wait for the lawsuits on this one.

Posted by discojoe on Nov-03-2004 03:16:

well alot of the already tabulated votes have come in for bush but my guess is that alot of those areas are rural and the busier urban areas that would vote democrat may come in later. Who knows though

Posted by JM on Nov-03-2004 03:18:

Montana for Bush.

195 votes so far. 75 more to go.

GO OHIO GO FLORIDA VOTE GEORGE W. BUSH!!!!!

btw, no change in votes separating Bush and Kerry in FL, even with Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties reporting.

>JM<

Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 03:22:

Anyone have any or recent data from Hawaii, Ohio, Penn, Nevada, CO, New Mexico, FL, NH, or Wisconsin?

Those are all the ones that i need to predict the winner on my map.

Posted by JM on Nov-03-2004 03:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Spacey Orange
Anyone have any or recent data from Hawaii, Ohio, Penn, Nevada, CO, New Mexico, FL, NH, or Wisconsin?

Those are all the ones that i need to predict the winner on my map.

hey check this place if you haven't already... i'm not paying any attention to exit polls.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pa...ults/president/

>JM<

Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 03:30:

quote:
Originally posted by JM
hey check this place if you haven't already... i'm not paying any attention to exit polls.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pa...ults/president/

>JM<

thanks, i'mm already checking it out and i'm calling penn for kerry with 60% versus Bush 40% (52% of precincts reporting)

By my count so far: BUSH 213 Kerry 254

Posted by hardstyle on Nov-03-2004 03:38:

ok yeah Bush will win becouse we got way too much braindead people who want 4 more years of that nazi goverment

Posted by NeoPhono on Nov-03-2004 03:39:

quote:
Originally posted by JM
hey check this place if you haven't already... i'm not paying any attention to exit polls.

I agree with ignoring the exit polls. It seems that in many cases the exit polls and real results are not very similar.

Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 03:46:

its not looking good for kerry right now in FL. he has some ground to make up.

Bush 52%, Kerry 47% (88% precincts reporting)

Link

Posted by JM on Nov-03-2004 03:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Spacey Orange
its not looking good for kerry right now in FL. he has some ground to make up.

Bush 52%, Kerry 47% (88% precincts reporting)

Link

hey may look so but don't forget some 1 million absentee votes that have to be hand opened and counted

not sure what the history is with absentee votes, so this is nowhere close... although i predict no more than 100,000 vote difference in Fl in the end.

>JM<

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