VOTE: 2004 U.S. Election Results Overview & Discussion

Yahoo is reporting:
In California:

The Stem Cell Research Prop (71) will pass
The Amendment to weakening the Three Strikes Law (66) is loosing but is too close to call at this point

MSNBC is calling Salazar in Colorado Senate Race for the Democrats which is a pickup


[edit on 11/2/04 by FredT]

Lead in Ohio down to 124,000 for Bush. Just updated, 80 percent of ballots counted.

Republicans control the senate now.

Iowa is only 14,000 to 15,000 vote difference for Kerry with 76% reporting by precincts.

FNC calls NH for Kerry

Originally posted by Gazrok
I'd call OH for Bush....a while ago....

Still, if Kerry wins NH (now leading), and Nevada (damn close), could still pull this off...even losing OH, and New Mexico....

Gaz, Gaz, Gaz...
Bush lead now 14,000 in NM. De Baca county's 991 votes are completely counted and they went bush by a margin of 71 - 29.

[edit on 11/2/2004 by phreak_of_nature]

Originally posted by Banshee
FNC calls NH for Kerry

Hah! Beat them!

AP/CBC News online

Bush 246 with 51%
Kerry 196 with 48%

87 million votes counted

CBC Newsworld

Bush 246
Kerry 207

BBC News online

Bush 247 with 51%
Kerry 195 with 48%

87 million votes counted

Well I don't think those trends are going to change in Ohio. If Kerry doesn't pull the miracle off there, its over.

Fox called NH for Bush just a minute ago.

Looking at CNN's numbers I'd say they are wrong because they show Kerry having the lead.

[edit on 2-11-2004 by Phoenix]

Originally posted by Bleys

Originally posted by TrickmastertricK
FYI:

Florida has 16 counties that have not counted absentee Ballots, 16, Including Broward have not turned in final results. We May, and I stress May be jumping the Gun Here.

I was listening to CNN justify their calling Florida for Bush. They said that for Kerry to win Florida 80% of the absentee ballots would have to be in Kerry's favor.

This sound right to you?

B

Im not an expert, but 7 Million Voters are unaccounted for as of 12:03AM EST
16 counties have not counted absentee, nor have given final numbers, this incluse Broward which is DEM, it also has 18 precincts not counted for.

PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
(Vote for ) 1
(WITH 1014 OF 1032 PRECINCTS COUNTED 98.26%)
George W. Bush (REP). . . . . . . 235,332 34.47
John F. Kerry (DEM) . . . . . . . 439,248 64.34

This is Broward alone..
I can not see Florida being called right now, Remember 2000, the same thing happened, Gore was winning, but all votes had not been given. Not all counties had reported. While it is favoring bush by about 300,000 there is still 7Million not accounted for, whether they Voted or Not is not Known.

Here's an interesting situation: Kerry takes NH, IA, MI, WI, MN, NM, and NV, Bush takes Ohio, and the rest of the states fall into place like we expected them to. We get a tie with 269 EV's for each, which would essentially result in a win for Bush.

Originally posted by infinite8
Well I don't think those trends are going to change in Ohio. If Kerry doesn't pull the miracle off there, its over.

Its safe to say that kerry can start packing his bags and go home. Bush Rocks!!. Hopefully the polls are correct.

Bush 51
Kerry 48
Badnarik 1

Margin 137,000 and gaining for Bush

CBC reports bellweather county Starks (sp?) County going to Kerry...

.

With 83% of Ohio gone, it's gonna be hard for Kerry to get it... lead is now 37,000 for Bush.

FNC calls OH for Bush

Minnesota: John Kerry
NPR Reports.

Add NM to Bush, and we can all go to bed.

Originally posted by TrickmastertricK


Im not an expert, but 7 Million Voters are unaccounted for as of 12:03AM EST
16 counties have not counted absentee, nor have given final numbers, this incluse Broward which is DEM, it also has 18 precincts not counted for.

Trick is the missing 7,000,000 voters based on a 100% turn-out?