Yeah, this one is mine. I've got a great feeling about this one. The silence from the other side is deafening. If they were ahead it would be getting stuffed in our ears and eyes by now.

+1



- CD

That's a great idea, let this be the thread. I'm in!

what a great thread.  but i think i will start my own.

Quoted: Yeah, this one is mine. I've got a great feeling about this one. The silence from the other side is deafening. If they were ahead it would be getting stuffed in our ears and eyes by now.

Bush has been silent also ............................

This thread is worthless without election results.

Quoted: That's a great idea, let this be the thread. I'm in!

+2

You didn't use the correct format so your "I'm in" is not valid.

<----- Nervously Optomistic

From the Liberal Online Rag Slate

Early Exit
A squeaker!
By Jack Shafer
Updated Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004, at 12:51 PM PT


The first wave of exit-poll data reaching my desk comes from a variety of sources. In some states the sources disagree about the specific margin by which a candidate leads, but never about which candidate is out in front. Some of the confusion may stem from the mixing of morning exit-poll numbers with early afternoon numbers. With those provisos and the understanding that the early numbers are predictive of nothing without their accompanying computer model, here's what I've heard:

Florida
Kerry  50
Bush   49

Ohio
Kerry  50
Bush   49

Pennsylvania
Kerry 54
Bush 45

Wisconsin
Kerry 51
Bush 46

Michigan
Kerry  51
Bush   47

Minnesota
Kerry  58
Bush   40

Nevada
Kerry  48
Bush   50

New Mexico
Kerry  50
Bush   48

North Carolina
Kerry  49
Bush   51

Colorado
Kerry  46
Bush   53

Other exit-poll results have arrived in more vague form, with Kerry leading Bush in New Hampshire but trailing him in Arizona and Louisiana.

For an explanation of why Slate is posting exit-poll numbers, see the previous post, below. ... 12:15 p.m. PT

Exit Poll Charade: Why Slate is posting the exit-poll numbers: As this item posts, the first raw exit-poll data are streaming from the National Election Pool consortium owned by the Associated Press and the five television networks (CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox, and CNN) to their news divisions and to the newsrooms of NEP subscribers—big city newspapers and other broadcasters.

Quoted: This thread is worthless without election results.

OK...

"10:06 PM, Nov 2, Kerry concedes election to Bush."

I've got a bad feeling about this.

Shall I say it???

45 STATES!!!

45 states

yeah, 45 sttes vote for Kerry


Guys, I think this one is a Kerry win.

Quoted: yeah, 45 sttes vote for Kerry Guys, I think this one is a Kerry win.

SC, you must break free from the Dem/Jedi mind trick. Bush is going to win, no doubts.

Quoted: I've got a bad feeling about this.

Would you knock that pessimistic shit off please.

Quoted: Disclaimer: I am not raciist! I saw on the news a story about the HUGE voter turn out in Florida.  I couldn't help but notice a large number of black voters in line.  Blacks tend to vote democrat by like 80% or better.   We need Florida boys.   Let us pray....

i read on drudge, 100,000 absentee ballots which haven't been counted in florida :)

oh yeah, always pray.  pray even if W wins.

DUDES and DUDETTES,


WE DID IT!!!!!!!

I'm still waiting to see 270.

I'm in Ohio & voted Bush! Thank god we averted a near disaster!!!!!

Quoted: I'm still waiting to see 270.

close

269/211

Kerry has to run the table to TIE.

Quoted: I'm in Ohio & voted Bush! Thank god we averted a near disaster!!!!!

Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NCWe got NC and maybe SC.

Bush has at least 274 EVs in the bag and we got rid of Dashole!!!

Bush also wins the popular vote by over 3.5 million votes!!!

WHOOOOOHOOOOO!!!

It's Kerry's Fault"    

Colt_SBR  

YESSSSSS!!!!!