Election Day Thread

I feel safe on planes and travel often.

But what's to keep suicide bombers doing their thing in a busy area, school or whatever?
I really thought we would have seen more happen since 9/11 but am thankful we haven't.

 

Agreed!

I was in Scranton.

c-span's site is very cool to follow.

http://network.ap.org/dynamic/files...use/index.html?SITE=CSPANELN&SECTION=POLITICS

 

This one is still getting the numbers quicker from what I can tell:

http://abcnews.go.com/sections/politics/Elections2004/president.html

 

Quicker doesn't necessarily mean better! Remember 2000?

 

Yeah, but this one shows ACTUAL votes so that should count for something, right?

 

Well, I guess I was wrong.


Time to prepare for Australia.

 

fox has "sort of" called PA for kerry. not updated on their ticker, but brent just mentioned it.

 

now he's taking it back...still looks good for kerry.

 

Just heard that Florida has a backlog of 90,000 absentee votes, and the Secretary of State has said that these won't get counted until Thursday.

Meanwhile, Iowa has 450,000 absentee votes to be counted, but they feel they can get it done tonight.

I don't know what's realistic when it comes to tabulating votes, but I do know someone is full of ****.

 

cnn calls arkansas for bush

 

Did Obama's wife just introduce him as "my baby's daddy"?

 

did ms. obama just intro barak as "my baby daddy?"

 

Yep, she did!

 

California has 55 EC votes, should tigthen this race up significantly, though it is looking like a Bush runaway right now.

Bush has Florida 85% precincts reporting and Bush with a comfortable 200,000 vote lead, and that includes Dade county where 84% of the votes have been counted.

DD

 

post of the century.

the only thing that matters now is OH and FL and the litigation/votecounting/posturing.

Thanks electoral college!

 

That to me is very low class.

 

bunning wins in KY. not sure this is a good thing.

 

She said "my baby's daddy".

 

Are you sure you want to do that? Australia is one of our strongest Bush backers.

 

NBC projects Kerry win in Penn., Bush nabs Arizona.