Electoral Count (Bush 254 Kerry 242) (Ohio to Bush?)

[Tylanner]

Ok here is my FINAL PREDICTION

If Bush wins OHIO and Florida, he will need to win one of the following states: Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota. (maybe even Colorado)

My 2 cents.

 

[lordtyranus]

FOUR MORE YEARS!
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FOUR MORE YEARS!
FOUR MORE YEARS!

 

[rickn]

the counties to watch in ohio are hamilton (cincinatti) montgomery (dayton) and cuyahoga (cleveland) and lucas (toledo)

 

[Shuxclams]

238K and Dade still counting in FL......





5% Bush Lead is vanishing.













SHUX

 

[CPA]

Originally posted by: Shuxclams
238K and Dade still counting in FL......





5% Bush Lead is vanishing.













SHUX

What % do show reporting. Yahoo has 65% with Bush with a 6 point lead (288K votes).

 

[Gusty987]

Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

 

[Kalvin00]

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

Realistically at this point I don't think anything is out of the question.

 

[CPA]

In other news, Bush leads in TX 67%-33%.

 

[Darkhawk28]

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

I think so... rural counties are usually the ones to come in first.

 

[Gusty987]

Originally posted by: CPA
In other news, Bush leads in TX 67%-33%.

My county in Texas, Bandera, is 80% Bush

 

[Aegeon]

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

Definately. He had an over 2% lead in the exit polls. He's going to close the gap, and the absentee ballots (large numbers of them with a total over 200,000) may not be reported untill thursday.

 

[GTaudiophile]

CNN: 171 vs. 112

99 to go!

 

[Gusty987]

Originally posted by: Aegeon

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

Definately. He had an over 2% lead in the exit polls. He's going to close the gap, and the absentee ballots (large numbers of them with a total over 200,000) may not be reported untill thursday.

Good. Thanks for reassuring me guys

 

[rickn]

Originally posted by: Aegeon

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

Definately. He had an over 2% lead in the exit polls. He's going to close the gap, and the absentee ballots (large numbers of them with a total over 200,000) may not be reported untill thursday.

250,000 absentee ballots in Florida, won't be counted til atleast Thurs

 

[Gusty987]

Originally posted by: rickn

Originally posted by: Aegeon

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

Definately. He had an over 2% lead in the exit polls. He's going to close the gap, and the absentee ballots (large numbers of them with a total over 200,000) may not be reported untill thursday.

250,000 absentee ballots in Florida, won't be counted til atleast Thurs

And were these supposed to favor Kerry?

 

[Shuxclams]

Originally posted by: rickn
the counties to watch in ohio are hamilton (cincinatti) montgomery (dayton) and cuyahoga (cleveland) and lucas (toledo)

Hamilton 55% for Bush
Montgomery 59% Kerry
Cuyaahoga 65% Kerry
Lucas 0% reporting








Wowsers.... Who has the most voters?










SHUX

 

[CPA]

Dade and Broward are coming in. Broward is 50% complete with 2-1 going Kerry (up 130K). Dade is about 65% complete with Kerry ahead by about 40K votes. Palm Beach is about 50% complete with Kerry ahead by 40K. Pinellas about 50% with Bush up about 10K. Extrapoliting that, it gives Kerry about 190k more votes than Bush at 100% reporting. Overall, Kerry may not have enough remaining votes to make up the 280K difference.

 

[rickn]

Originally posted by: Gusty987

Originally posted by: rickn

Originally posted by: Aegeon

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

Definately. He had an over 2% lead in the exit polls. He's going to close the gap, and the absentee ballots (large numbers of them with a total over 200,000) may not be reported untill thursday.

250,000 absentee ballots in Florida, won't be counted til atleast Thurs

And were these supposed to favor Kerry?

don't ask me. I'm just reporting what they say on CNN. Like they said on CNN, this scenario is just ripe for the picking for lawyers.

 

[Aegeon]

Originally posted by: Gusty987
And were these supposed to favor Kerry?

In the heavily Democratic counties where the delays are occuring, yes they are. You're talking about alot of elderly Democrats in those areas.

 

[hdeck]

176-112 bush now

 

[TastesLikeChicken]

Originally posted by: Gusty987

Originally posted by: rickn

Originally posted by: Aegeon

Originally posted by: Gusty987
Realistically at this point can Kerry still win FL?

Definately. He had an over 2% lead in the exit polls. He's going to close the gap, and the absentee ballots (large numbers of them with a total over 200,000) may not be reported untill thursday.

250,000 absentee ballots in Florida, won't be counted til atleast Thurs

And were these supposed to favor Kerry?

No. Supposedly they are 2-1, Bush. It's not looking good for Kerry in Florida at all.

 

[CPA]

Florida Updated! Broward almost all counted. It doesn't look like Kerry has enough votes left to take Florida!

 

[Aegeon]

Originally posted by: CPA
Florida Updated! Broward almost all counted. It doesn't look like Kerry has enough votes left to take Florida!

This is outright WRONG! Your talking about huge numbers of absentee ballots that won't be counted possibly for days.

 

[Tylanner]

Bush taking FL is not really a suprise at all, but..would be welcome.

The REAL DEAL here will be Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, and Iowa.

 

[Tylanner]

On yahoo it is looking VERY bad for Kerry, but thats Yahoo.