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The Long Shot in Ohio, and some numbers
Well, I was bored of reading about Ohio and decided to do some number crunching myself. Here it is:
OHIO
100% of Precincts Reporting
George W. Bush 2,777,645 - 51 percent
John Kerry 2,632,547 - 48 percent
With kerry winning ALL 200,000(estimated) provisional votes, they'll get it, but dont count on winning 100%. its impossible.
Lets assume it just IS 200k votes to make things simpler. the ballpark figure is around there too (175 - 250k i heard).
Buy anyways, Some Projections :
Kerry Getting 60% of the votes, and Bush Getting 40%
Kerry : 120,000 , Bush : 80,000
Bush : 2857645
Kerry : 2752547 (Bush Lead +105,098)
Kerry getting 70% of the votes, and Bush getting 30%:
Kerry : 140,000 , Bush : 60,000
Bush : 2,837,645
Kerry : 2,772, 547 (Bush Lead +65,098)
Kerry Getting 80% of the votes, and Bush getting 20%
Kerry : 160,000 , Bush : 40,000
Kerry : 2,792,547
Bush : 2,817,645 (Bush Lead +25,098)
Kerry Getting 90% of the votes, and Bush getting 10%
Kerry : 180,000 , Bush : 20,000
Kerry: 2,812,547
Bush: 2,797,645 (Bush Lead -14,902)
So Kerry is going to need somewhere around 85%+ of those votes.
Feel free to tear my numbers apart. (Although I did notice the total votes for both shifted since i did this, but it hasnt changed dramatically.)
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