Early Voting Results - Real Time Election Day Coverage »
Posted By Radiofreeeuropa 1 year ago in News
As the official numbers are calculated today when the polls begin to close, we'll give you the run-down here, state by state. We'll update this story with the most recent coverage as it becomes available, so check back throughout the day and night. Plus the early vote numbers!
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Radiofreeeuropa1 year ago
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looter1 year ago
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THE ERA OF JOHN, BILLS AND GEORGES IS OVER, THIS IS THE ERA OF HUSSIAN... BARRACK HUSSAIN OBAMA IS THE PRESIDENT OF USA. Hahahhaha The real looser and hater McCain did everything he can to trash Obama. But Americans are truth filled people and they gave a slap to these haters
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It is Ironic that we spent nearly a trillion dollars in the war effort in Iraq, to depose a Hussain and God Almighty, in his retribution gave America a Hussain. I love God
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Radiofreeeuropa1 year ago
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Here is what to watch for my friends-
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7 PM EST. Polls close in Virginia and Georgia, as well as most of Florida and most of New Hampshire.
Virginia, for my money, is the most important state in this election. If John McCain loses it, his path to victory is exceptionally narrow. Obama remains about five points ahead in most polls of Virginia, what we're really looking for is a quick call on anything before 8 PM that would indicate that the map has indeed changed from 2004, and not in McCain's favor.
Also Georgia and New Hampshire are a bit less essential electorally, but they may tell us the most about whether the polls are off in this election. If there's one state where Obama is likely to overperform his polls, it's in Georgia, where 35 percent of early voters are African-American, and where almost 30 percent of them did not vote in 2004. These are the sorts of voters that may erroneously be screened out by "likely voter" models that rely on past voting history. Obama could not only carry the state, but he might help boost Jim Martin to victory in the U.S. Senate race there—giving the Democrats a plausible path to a 60-seat caucus. -
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Mdiar1 year ago
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Thanks! This is a great tool to go along with my own submission, which tracks by the map.
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Radiofreeeuropa1 year ago
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Radiofreeeuropa1 year ago
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Voting in my district was actually fun, people were chatting it up .The crowd was divided into archtypes pretty easily. My guess is that the smiling cheerful folks were there for Obama and the sour angry-faced grumpy ones were not.
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Radiofreeeuropa1 year ago
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A high turnout is favorable!
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And 1st time voters are mostly in Obama's camp.
I think the youth vote is key, they came out big time in the primary.
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pokydoke1 year ago
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Normally in all elections there is never a wait in my town. Today I had to wait in line and all the booths were full. There were many confused voters because it was their first time voting and they didn't know which precinct they lived in I found that rather silly because we only have three precincts.
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irelandfrey1 year ago
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The new president will have a rough time no matter who is elected, what with the economics, the war, the epidemics and all. May he be strong, wise, and have attitudes of "justice, mercy, and humliity" not arrogance and supernationalism.
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I do have optimism. Obama's grandmother may be able to help him since her death even more than she could have if she had lived. If this is permitted, I bet she's at work already.
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Hagan Beats Dole in North Carolina
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Kay Hagan takes another Senate seat for Dems.
Score one for the Godless American Sunday school teacher.
This is the third Democratic Senate pickup of the night; Warner (VA), Shaheen (NH), and Hagan (NC). -
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Teech1 year ago
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FLA for Obama would be sweet! I think the slime ball Cons are out preparing their hemlock.
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Good riddance to them and to all Repukes who have sucked ALMOST all the life, money, jobs, and honor from America. May they all go to Dubai with Dumbya and Dickie when they slime out of the country to avoid prosecution for their lies and war crimes.
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Ciera-Marie1 year ago
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MN isn't done counting yet.
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Obama is ahead, Franken is ahead (closer than Obama and McCain), looks like Keith Ellison (YYEESS!!!!!!) is way ahead of his competition and the closest race of all is Bachmann (Evangelical Christian) vs Tinkelberg (Christian Minister. I'm so glad the rest of the nation didn't have to hear Michelles attacks against him. They were pretty bad.). Betty McCollum looks like she's relected almost by a landslide.
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