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

Fox gives Ohio to Bush... Given Alaska... Bush is still President!


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K_OS

OH
Cuyahoga County (Cleveland precinct)
90% reporting
Kerry 384k
Bush 194k

If every vote goes to Kerry, that'll only add ~6000 votes to the 100k+ state margin

Otts was that 3 cheers for Bush?



Mmmm... have some more triple post...

Originally posted by K_OS
Fox gives Ohio to Bush... Given Alaska... Bush is still President!

I don't see how they can be taking themselves seriously. There are still plenty of votes to be counted in Ohio.

Gools - hehe, of course the board had to freeze when I wanted to post that!

I wish I knew where I was off, must be a state I'm doing wrong...


BUSH

AL 9
GA 15
IN 11
KY 8
OK 7
TN 11
WV 5
NC 15
SC 8
VA 13
TX 34
SD 3
NB 5
KA 6
WY 3
ND 3
LA 9
MS 6
UT 5
AR 6
MO 11
AZ 10
ID 4
FL 27
OH 20
NM 5
AK 3
UT 5

267



[edit on 3-11-2004 by Gazrok]

Originally posted by Otts
Gools - hehe, of course the board had to freeze when I wanted to post that!

Beat ya to it!

US popular vote now at 47,063,448 for Bush with Kerry at 43,921,013 difference being 3,142,435.

At least I won't have to hear about that for the next four years.

Margin will probably be a bit wider than now reported

I think the race is pretty much over. I guess it's pretty much 4 more years of the same.

CBC reports Bush motorcade warming up for trip to Reagan Centre.

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Originally posted by Ocelot
I think the race is pretty much over. I guess it's pretty much 4 more years of the same.

No it will be time for action, Bush will have no worries about an election or being re-elected.

He's had to play it timid in Iraq due to this election and I see that timidness going away very soon.

I know one Dem. thats secretly loving this Hillary Clinton without a Kerry loss she pretty much would have not shot at the white house.

Statistically, even given the provisional ballots (which, according to sec of state in ohio is only 36,000) going heavily to Kerry in a count, thre are not enough uncounted votes out ther to give Ohio to Kerry.

Looks like a Bush win, but then again I'll have to turn it over to the legal department.

By the way, NBC just called Ohio for Bush too.

[edit on 3-11-2004 by everlastingnoitall]

My congratulations to Bush supporters for their candidate's win.

Gazrok:

WA - 11
OR - 7
CA - 55
NV - 5
HI - 4
MN - 10
IL - 21
PA - 21
NY - 31
VT - 3
ME - 4
MA - 12
RI - 4
CT - 7
NJ - 15
DE - 3
MD - 10
DC - 3
MI - 17
WI - 10
IA - 7

=260

Those are the ones Kerry's already been projected to win plus the states he is currently leading in.

If he pulls off NM, that's an additional 5, which puts him at 265.
He needs 270.

CNN is slating other networks for calling it, repeating that the margin is still too small.

Yahoo called NH for Kerry

Kudos to all who worked so hard tonight on this coverage. It was better than any of the networks.


You all deserve applause for a job well done!




edit: spelling - what else

[edit on 11/3/04 by Bleys]

Originally posted by everlastingnoitall
Statistically, even given the provisional ballots (which, according to sec of state in ohio is only 36,000) going heavily to Kerry in a count, thre are not enough uncounted votes out ther to give Ohio to Kerry.

Looks like a Bush win, but then again I'll have to turn it over to the legal department.

By the way, NBC just called Ohio for Bush too.

[edit on 3-11-2004 by everlastingnoitall]

AP, and CNN have not called Ohio. 200,000 Provisional Ballots...

OH margin at 125k at 1:14EST with 89% in