Originally posted by: glugglug
CNN numbers don't add up:
According to the stats shown at http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/20...ges/results/president/:
54% of voters are female, 54% of them voted for Kerry.
47% of the 46% of voters who are male voted for Kerry.
(54% * 54%) + (47% * 46%) = 50.78% total popular vote for Kerry.
Yet on the same page it says Bush is in the popular vote lead 52% to 48%. (23,276,855 vs. 21,448,707).
The numbers are self-inconsistent. (And generally a load of crap IMHO).
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Oh my.
It looks like Oregon could be the State that does it.
If so would be
273 Kerry 265 Bush :shocked:
Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Right now Bush is on track for 280+ EV's. Unless Kerry somehow comes back in Ohio it's time to stick a fork in it.
Originally posted by: Gusty987
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Gusty987
Michigan for Kerry 55-44. Thank you Detroit!
Where do you see that?
CNN
Originally posted by: Pepsei
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Oh my.
It looks like Oregon could be the State that does it.
If so would be
273 Kerry 265 Bush :shocked:
I'm sad for this country regardless who wins, why are we so divided? perhaps we should split into two countries. Hmmm, think about the possiblities, going on vacation in another country.
Originally posted by: Gusty987
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Gusty987
Michigan for Kerry 55-44. Thank you Detroit!
Where do you see that?
CNN
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Oh my.
It looks like Oregon could be the State that does it.
If so would be
273 Kerry 265 Bush :shocked:
Originally posted by: rickn
Woohoo! California gets called before they've announced the winnar! so many times we already know who will win the presidency before the west coast even gets counted
Originally posted by: lordtyranus
Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Right now Bush is on track for 280+ EV's. Unless Kerry somehow comes back in Ohio it's time to stick a fork in it.
Can Bush lose NH and still win the presidency solely on 2000 states?
Originally posted by: Riceball
Originally posted by: rickn
Woohoo! California gets called before they've announced the winnar! so many times we already know who will win the presidency before the west coast even gets counted
What do you expect California is the bluest of the blue states
Originally posted by: Tylanner
Originally posted by: lordtyranus
Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Right now Bush is on track for 280+ EV's. Unless Kerry somehow comes back in Ohio it's time to stick a fork in it.
Can Bush lose NH and still win the presidency solely on 2000 states?
I posted this earlier:
NH!!!!
NH could be the ABSOLUTE deciding factor if the states fall the way they did in 2000.
Kerry steals NH from Bush and Kerry has the 270 needed!!!
Originally posted by: seawolf21
Originally posted by: Tylanner
Originally posted by: lordtyranus
Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Right now Bush is on track for 280+ EV's. Unless Kerry somehow comes back in Ohio it's time to stick a fork in it.
Can Bush lose NH and still win the presidency solely on 2000 states?
I posted this earlier:
NH!!!!
NH could be the ABSOLUTE deciding factor if the states fall the way they did in 2000.
Kerry steals NH from Bush and Kerry has the 270 needed!!!
According to http://www.americanresearchgroup.com/ev, NH does not matter as Bush won NH in 2000. If OH flips and other states vote the same as 2000, Kerry wins.
