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In case anyone's wondering about nebraska... :D
George W. Bush 25897 59% John F. Kerry 17096 39% 5% total counted. |
This is like a horse race.... We should just wait until the AM, but I just can't...
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(Shameless self quote to get this on top of page three! :D ) -Z. |
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LOL . .I dunno . .. did ya vote third party?
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Z, get Mozilla/Firefox, then you can use Tabs and keep a minimum of menubar clutter :D
I've got two camino (mozillaish) windows open, with 8 tabs each. woooo this is fun! |
z-man: i also have 3 browsers open and they happen to be on the same sites as yours. heh. i'm also watching NBC on tv.
i'm going to sleep for a couple of hours... i've got stuff to do in the morning. bush is now 109 to kerry's 77. let's see how america looks when i wake up. take care all. serge |
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I am surprised that so far, Bush also has the popular vote by ~10%. -Z. |
crap, now I gotta work: http://www.krvn.com/news/election2004/
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So far...
Bush - 156 Kerry - 112 |
Damn! I'm cutting for home to see this stuff on T.V. I'll be with you guys in about 30 minutes (I hope). SmileWavy
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heh, drive careful... I have a feeling there are gonna be a lot of suicidal lefties out there :D
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Let's ALL wait until the outcome before we start taking pot shots... -Z. |
sorry, Z. got caught up there :)
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Bush twins........
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Poor Osama is gonna have a lot of states to bomb.
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So far:
Pop Vote: *19% total George W. Bush 53% 14,796,099 John Kerry 46% 12,877,747 Electoral Bush 170 Kerry 112 Florida: GW: (2,048,774) 51.7% JK: (1,877,821) 47.4% with 52.8% total reported. |
Add to that Ohio (20 Electoral votes):
GW: (640,507) 52% JK: (587,926) 48% with only 20% total reported. It's a close one! |
we are such massochists... not just becuase we're Porsche owners... but this just seals it.
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Seriously, someone better call FL
2,693,391 Bush 51.2% 2,517,940 Kerry 47.9% 72.8% total reported. |
Great! Took me an hour to get home. Looks like I missed A LOT.
*Note to self: forget this RS Carrera lightweight crap and get a damned radio. :mad: |
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Nobody wants to be a Dan Ra<sup>th</sup>er. |
Who's watching CNN? Is it my imagination or are they delaying the inevitable. I.E. a lot of "remember, this is unaccounted for," "it's still early in the returns," etc., etc...
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Bush: 182.
Kerry: 112. OH (20 EV's), FL (27), PA (21), and CA (55) aren't in yet. The polls are still open in CA, and on these east coast states, it is too close to call just yet. -Z. |
Let the whining begin.
I have been voluntarily absent from this forum for 7 months. I am really looking forward to coming back tomorrow morning reminding everyone that I said this election wasn't going to be THAT close. I am counting on the afternoon departures to France being crowded with all the whiners. Yes, I am having fun tonight. |
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ob.update: W: 193; The Poodle: 112. |
Yeah, but will you be able to hear the radio over the sweet sound of the six? Mmmmm.
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Make that:
Bush: 193 Kerry: 112 Bush leads the popular vote: 52% to 48% |
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CNN is quicker at updating the website to show the states.
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I didn't think Florida would be so close!
So, what's the concensus? Can Kerry still win? |
holy crap, guys look at NH:
47% in G dub and JK are separated by 147 votes... 151,000 something each |
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EDIT: FOX news says the maps showing red and blue look just like 2000... |
Don't know why they haven't called Florida (27 electoral votes) for Bush already. Seems obvious, unless uncounted absentee ballots are a large factor.
Ohio (20 electoral votes) genuinely looks too close to call. Based on precincts reporting so far, Bush is ahead. But most of the precincts that have reported so far are from small counties. The three largest counties by far (I assume these are the most urban ones, but I don't know) are leaning Kerry, so far: Cuyahoga (17% reported, 60% Kerry 40% Bush), Franklin (68% reported, 51% Kerry 49% Bush), and Hamilton (9% reported, 51% Kerry 49% Bush). The next two largest counties (Montgomery and Summit) are also leaning Kerry, so far. Looks like Kerry and Bush are splitting the other Great Lakes states - Wisconsin Michigan (leaning Bush, but <20% reported: 27 electoral votes) Iowa and Minnesota (leaning Kerry, but <20% reported: 17 votes), Indiana (called for Bush, 11 votes) and Illinois (called for Kerry, 21 votes). So this group of state might well end up 38 votes for Bush, 38 for Kerry. [Deleted the rest, there were math errors! Not promising there were no math errors! Did this on the fly, on my fingers. |
When someone calls florida, someone yell at me. I'm watchin' Fox and CNN... any others gonna call it first? I just wanna see who the first to get pushed off of the iceberg is.
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Arizona is looking good also. good job, Arizona friends!
Us 54-45 them 44% total |
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