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Originally posted by beezzer
MSNBC right now, they're talking about a 78% Obama vs a 22% Romney exit poll.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by beezzer
MSNBC right now, they're talking about a 78% Obama vs a 22% Romney exit poll.
Oh man .... thanks for the laugh. MSNBC never fails to deliver with the chuckles.
FOX news just reported that New Jersey has been given until FRIDAY to vote ... that's right ... FRIDAY. New Jersey will be accepting EMAIL votes up until then. So what does that mean for the electoral map?? No one can claim New Jersey until at least Friday??
Originally posted by buni11687
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
Try this one on for size: Take the Exit Poll!
I took a look at that and added my vote to it to. I took a picture of the map
Seems legitedit on 6-11-2012 by buni11687 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by hououinkyouma
reply to post by beezzer
Watch the Tenis ATP Finals to relax lol
I made a pot of tea. If I started drinking now, I'd be asleep before the Ohio results!
It all comes down to weather, harvests and worship. Back when voters traveled to the polls by horse, Tuesday was an ideal day because it allows people to worship on Sunday, ride to their county seat on Monday and vote on Tuesday - all before market day, Wednesday. And the month of November fit nicely between harvest time and brutal winter weather -- which can be especially bad when you're trudging along by horse and buggy. Plenty of ballot initiatives But since many voters now travel by horsepower instead of live horses, some people -- like the group Why Tuesday? -- are pushing to move election day to a weekend day to increase the country's historically dismal voter turnout. According to the group, 15 states do not allow early voting, and 27% of non-voters said the main reason why they didn't vote was because they were too busy or couldn't get time off to vote.
Originally posted by beezzer
(mods, couldn't find anything like this, am surprised. If there is, please delete)
MSNBC right now, they're talking about a 78% Obama vs a 22% Romney exit poll.
Bias much?
Is this what we are going to see tonight?
More as it comes in.