Us presidential election 2004

[m21man 0]

Quote[/b] ]Which states is Kerry suppose to win now?

Cuhleefawnyah

Edit - Oregon and Washington are also slam dunks for Kerry.

[Acecombat 0]

BBC still stands at 196 for now.

Which states is Kerry suppose to win now? The whole america blinking in red is getting a bit intimidating for me to watch   , i wanna see blue up now.

The important thing to note is that alot of those are 3-4 EV's. It looks like a lot but it can be misleading.

Very misleading indeed , the red practically cover the whole map geographical wise. All this red vs blue reminds me of those red vs blue movies

[blackdog~ 0]

Make that 1000

192-112 communist broadcasting service projection

I'LL TAKE THAT BET

just because a)if Bush wins I won't be in this country for long and b) you won't last on this forum for long anyway

CBS has him at 196, but they are quick to point out that these are all "slam dunk" states....ie No surprises

PS Someone validate my bet!

EDIT: Nevermind...CBS says they had a "glitch" and went back to 185.

My bet stands.

EDIT: CBS also had interesting numbers that

45% were satisfied with Bush

55% were unsatisfied/angry

they also tied that to a vote of

60% were making a "protest vote against Bush"

CBS just went back to 196 with 11 from Missouri.

FYI, it was 51% approval rating and something in the 40's for non-whatever (49 or 45)

"you won't last on this forum for long anyway"

"if Bush wins I won't be in this country for long"

ok you can stop your bullshitting now.

[python3 0]

i think if kerry can get ohio, pennsylvania and california, he could win the presidency, also florida.

but like akira said, much of the south are only 3-4 ev's, and everyone expected them to vote for nush, so no surprise so far.

[m21man 0]

Quote[/b] ]i think if kerry can get ohio, pennsylvania and california, he could win the presidency, also florida.

Kerry will get California, but so far it appears that Ohio and Florida are leaning towards Bush.

Quote[/b] ]if Bush wins I won't be in this country for long

I remember the same bullshit from Alec Baldwin & Co. during 2000. They're still here.

[Harnu 0]

People in Pennsylvania are still waiting out to vote.  Up to two hour delays.  But since they're in line, they still get their chance to vote.  About three million people.  Some places are extending voting due to ballot issues.  This could go even a bit longer now.

edit:

Kerry 59% Bush 40% in Pennslyvania.

[turms 0]

Its way too early to say anything about Ohio. Bush52% Kerry48% , 36% of votes counted.

[Akira 0]

Quote[/b] ]YI, it was 51% approval rating and something in the 40's for non-whatever (49 or 45)

"you won't last on this forum for long anyway"

Different "poll".

Quote[/b] ]"you won't last on this forum for long anyway"

You didn't last long before

Quote[/b] ]"if Bush wins I won't be in this country for long"

ok you can stop your bullshitting now.

Actually my wife and I are already figurin' on goin' back to Japan.

And my salary doesn't depend on Hollywood like Alec Baldwin

McCain is on CBS....

WHY THE FUCK ISN'T HE PRESIDENT??

[Harnu 0]

On a side note, anyone who can get comedy central and check out "The Daily Show" with John Stewart, it's been quite funny with their election coverage. "Decision 2004, Pre-lude to a recount"

[Hit_Sqd_Maximus 0]

but like akira said, much of the south are only 3-4 ev's

Not necessarilly.

TX - 34

OK - 7

KS - 6

NE - 5

SD - 3

ND - 3

AL - 9

GA - 15

SC - 8

TN - 11

This is from a predictor, but it is the only map I could find that showed how many votes each state has

[blackdog~ 0]

What is "you didn't last long before" supposed to mean?

[m21man 0]

Quote[/b] ]SD - 3

ND - 3

I don't think those are in the South...

Quote[/b] ]What is "you didn't last long before" supposed to mean?

It means that he didn't look at the "March 2002" under your post count.

[Bernadotte 0]

I'm hoping New Hampshire will go Kerry. It's only 4 votes, but the Republicans took it in 2000. If Kerry wins it then he only has to repeat what Gore did elsewhere to win. At this moment the candidates are 9 votes apart with 300,000 counted.

[Hit_Sqd_Maximus 0]

M21man

Quote[/b] ]I don't think those are in the South...

Well, none of the southern states has under 4 votes.

[Akira 0]

Florida has just announced that that Miami has had so many African-American votes (94,000....double last year) that it may be till TOMORROW till they know!

EDIT:

Quote[/b] ]What is "you didn't last long before" supposed to mean?

My bad. Thought you had been banned before.

[blackdog~ 0]

Nevermind, I'll get banned for continuing on with saying why I was banned.

[m21man 0]

Quote[/b] ]Not because of politics

I still remember the "Guba and Angelina" wedding snapshot...

[Harnu 0]

Is it really the time, place, or even is it necessary to start discussing all that again? Leave it be.

Anyway, latest things on CNN, I caught the popular vote in the background, looked like Kerry was about two million behind in it.

[m21man 0]

Quote[/b] ]Anyway, latest things on CNN, I caught the popular vote in the background, looked like Kerry was about two million behind in it.

Yeah, and Kerry's also down in Florida by ~230,000 votes.

[Akira 0]

Anyway, latest things on CNN, I caught the popular vote in the background, looked like Kerry was about two million behind in it.

We all know how that matters*cough2000cough*.

[Harnu 0]

Even still, nice to know who more people actually want :P

[Akira 0]

CBS:

Florida

53% Bush

Penn

57% Kerry

Ohio

52% Bush

This is COUNTED votes.

CBS JUST PROJECTED PENN FOR KERRY

[denoir 0]

So far, it's looking good for Bush. It looks like he'll get Florida. If he also gets Ohio (quite possible), Kerry is pretty much screwed.

Pennsylvania goes to Kerry according to CNN.

[m21man 0]

Quote[/b] ]CBS JUST PROJECTED PENN FOR KERRY

Quite reasonable.

Current EV: 196 vs. 133

[Harnu 0]

CNN Followed suit with a projection of Kerry for Pennsylvania.