The election, exit polls, updates and returns

Originally posted by Annee


Yes - but I do.

Gore won the popular vote in 2000
Bush won the electoral votes.

GOP may not have a good memory - - but I do.

Well, that lead is shrinking, so they may not have much to whine about later. But i just call it like I see it Annee. My analysis isn't really agreement with their position although I would personally rather see a direct popular election of presidents myself. The GOp will never support that until they lose in the same way Gore did.

Originally posted by Annee
Romney not conceding Ohio

Told Ya'll, get ready for the recount.

It's weird to see how people in America celebrates almost like it should have been a EU country win EU football championship or something

Is he your god or your leader?

actually with variance available

it could still go to romney

252 to 283

florida- 29
virginia-13
ohio-18
alaska-3
nevada-6

and one other

Why should Romney concede Ohio less than 2000 vote difference, and still 23% of the vote to go.

Originally posted by antonia

Originally posted by Annee


Yes - but I do.

Gore won the popular vote in 2000
Bush won the electoral votes.

GOP may not have a good memory - - but I do.

Well, that lead is shrinking, so they may not have much to whine about later. But i just call it like I see it Annee. My analysis isn't really agreement with their position although I would personally rather see a direct popular election of presidents myself. The GOp will never support that until they lose in the same way Gore did.

I know the GOP can dish it out - - but they can't take it.

Electoral win OK for their guy - - - but not when its the other guy.

Originally posted by Annee
Romney not conceding Ohio

Well the networks need to make some more money so it was decided to add a twist...

Originally posted by neo96
Why should Romney concede Ohio less than 2000 vote difference, and still 23% of the vote to go.

Originally posted by ripcontrol
actually with variance available

it could still go to romney

252 to 283

florida- 29
virginia-13
ohio-18
alaska-3
nevada-6

and one other

Even without Ohio, Obama still wins. Nevada is guaranteed Blue.

Obama can lose both Ohio and Florida and still win.

Virginia just flipped to President Obama's column

reply to post by Tw0Sides

Popular vote is tied up now, looks like it might close to Obama's favor. Yep, I think I can go back to listening to old Ella records.

reply to post by DarkSecret


ya its over according to the touch screen computers giving vote results for the MSM..

4 more years of partisan gridlock on Washington oh boy....


or maybe he will get another democratic house and senate, for the last half of his term..

Originally posted by antonia

Originally posted by Annee
Romney not conceding Ohio

Told Ya'll, get ready for the recount.

51% of Cuyahoga county is still not reporting...that is Cleveland.

Obama is currently carrying that with 68%, Obama will get a net gain of at least 100k votes out of that alone.

Well this is what happens when you nominate a candidate like Romney. With unemployment the way it is, it should have been an pretty easy win for the GOP..... Nope, they chose Romney. They chose the guy with a flip flop record, no enthusiasm behind him.....a horrible choice.

Well, it seems another 4 years of the same old same old. No change (even if Romeny won I doubt anything would change either)

Originally posted by MaurinQuina
reply to post by DarkSecret

 

ya its over according to the touch screen computers giving vote results for the MSM..

4 more years of partisan gridlock on Washington oh boy....


or maybe he will get another democratic house and senate, for the last half of his term..

edit on 6-11-2012 by MaurinQuina because: (no reason given)

Doubt it, more likely the GOP will make a push and get the Senate.

Congratulations President Obama!!!!!!

Originally posted by neo96
Why should Romney concede Ohio less than 2000 vote difference, and still 23% of the vote to go.

Because a large chunk of that 23% comes from the heavily democratic Cuyahoga county.

Thank god Romney lost.
Hopefully 3rd party's get 5% of the vote and we can have a much better represented campaign next time.

So exciting,

Excuse me I have to get back to my Steve Austin and Steven Segall movie.