Kerry gets Oregon ...
and in other news, Bush Montana.
Ticomaya wrote:I wish I had some of O'Bill's sake ...
CNN has called Florida for Bush. Fox is still exercising "an abundance of caution"...
Pouring you a bit I got off the samovar... Nice and hot for ya, darlin' :wink:
nimh
I tought you are conservative,obviously you don't support Bush?
Thok, me?
I'm an anarchodemocrat ... ;-)
"NBC projects President Bush will win Colorado" ...
So its all down to Ohio now ...
<pulls face>
New York Times projects Bush to win Florida...
Montana voted to legalize marijuana (for medical purposes) LOL.
nimh wrote:
NINE HOURS!?? 
Yep, there is a very high voter turnout.
nimh wrote:
I'm an anarchodemocrat ... ;-)
Good ;-)
I just took a comprehensive look at the county breakdown in Wisconsin...
Still up in the air! Mad town hasn't finished weighing in but neither have some very heavy hitting, more productive areas. I wouldn't say it should be pink, but I don't agree with the baby blue either. 15,000 isn't that many. :smile:
(still ain't liking it)
Bill - WI is definitely the closest of the remaining states ... 50/49 Kerry/Bush.
I wish I knew Ohio like I do Wisconsin.
IF things continue as they appear to be leaning right now, and that means Bush gets Ohio, Kerry gets Wisconsin, by my mockelection.org map, it appears the electoral votes might end up tied at 269/269, waiting on Alaska and Hawaii!!!????
Isn't this fun?
Edit: Correction .... My map shows Kerry at 265, Bush at 266, waiting on Alaska and Hawaii.
Oops........NV is 50/49 also.
There's a website that's breaking down OH county-by-county, but I'm not that familiar with it either. I played tennis there once LOL...beat 'em, too.
It's beginning to look tough for Kerry.
Judy Woodruff, right after Florida was called for Bush, was making noise about "provisional ballots" so it's still too close to call.
Which gives the impression that they think Ohio is probably going to go for Bush but they don't want to call it yet for technical reasons.
Still, if there are still people waiting in line....
In other words, it looks like Bush might have it unless the Democrats can win some court challenges after the election in Ohio.
Maybe this is the hightest number since the 60s US elections.
Republicans will probably retain control of the House of Representatives and
John Kerry now needs Ohio's 20 electoral votes to be president.
It does look like it's all about Ohio.
