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On November 07 2012 12:18 Defacer wrote:
Obama has massive leads in Minnesota, Iowa and new Mexico. Unless California and Florida fall into the ocean, this is over.
This image made me giggle.
I think it's looking pretty good for Obama. As far as I know the counties that would heavily vote Republican are already done in Florida, so it's going to be right down to the wire, a possible recount, but hopefully a narrow victory for the president.
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NM to obama.. not surprisingly
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On November 07 2012 12:20 slyboogie wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 12:18 Probe1 wrote:On November 07 2012 12:17 Grimmyman123 wrote:
ok, thanks for the explanation guys. So basically what the media is reportintg is educated guessing at best, and really won't say much till later on tonight, like 2 in the morning when its 100%. And then there will be recounts. Don't worry this will take until the weekend to sort out at the soonest. No, it's far better than an educated best - it's a near statistical affirmation of a result. It's very rare that once a news agency "calls" a state, that it will be reversed. I don't think I've ever seen it happen
I recall it happening like 8 years ago... was it Florida? Some stations called a state, and then had to reverse it and it was considered a fairly big deal.
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Yay! Time magazine's economics editor on BBC supporting extra stimulus. Long time since I've seen public figures say that.
She calls tax cuts worthless based on historical evidence.
Awesome.
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Fox news is providing much better unbiased news than CNN right now. They are way more mellow and just reporting
edit: eh im retarded I've been watching Fox5 this whole time.
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On November 07 2012 12:18 radiatoren wrote:
Ohio is slipping very slowly away from Obama. It doesn't matter if Florida goes to Obama! North Carolina is pretty sure for Romney, but let us see how it goes.
As long as Obama won 1 other battleground state in the scenario that he won Florida, he would win. He already won NH, so if he wins Florida its game over for Romney.
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On November 07 2012 12:18 radiatoren wrote:
Ohio is slipping very slowly away from Obama. It doesn't matter if Florida goes to Obama! North Carolina is pretty sure for Romney, but let us see how it goes.
If you think that, you should bet on Romney winning Ohio! If you are right you can win 20 times your stake in profit! Most bookies however have now stopped taking bets on Obama winning Ohio!
http://www.oddschecker.com/specials/politics-and-election/us-presidential-election/to-win-ohio
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On November 07 2012 12:21 micronesia wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 12:20 slyboogie wrote:On November 07 2012 12:18 Probe1 wrote:On November 07 2012 12:17 Grimmyman123 wrote:
ok, thanks for the explanation guys. So basically what the media is reportintg is educated guessing at best, and really won't say much till later on tonight, like 2 in the morning when its 100%. And then there will be recounts. Don't worry this will take until the weekend to sort out at the soonest. No, it's far better than an educated best - it's a near statistical affirmation of a result. It's very rare that once a news agency "calls" a state, that it will be reversed. I don't think I've ever seen it happen It recall it happening like 8 years ago... was it Florida? Some stations called a state, and then had to reverse it and it was considered a fairly big deal.
Okay, well Bush vs. Gore...fine. But it's very very rare.
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Hi anyone know of a good livestream where i can listen to election coverage(i don't have television). An entertaining host is preferable.. just to tide me over until Stewart/colbert are on at 11/10c.
thanks!
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On November 07 2012 12:22 Fueled wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 12:18 radiatoren wrote:
Ohio is slipping very slowly away from Obama. It doesn't matter if Florida goes to Obama! North Carolina is pretty sure for Romney, but let us see how it goes. As long as Obama won 1 other battleground state in the scenario that he won Florida, he would win. He already won NH, so if he wins Florida its game over for Romney.
He doesnt need anything else if he wins FL. If he wins FL he is over 270.
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On November 07 2012 12:20 dAPhREAk wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 12:18 tedster wrote:On November 07 2012 12:16 dAPhREAk wrote:interesting. i thought democrats touted themselves as the more educated ones. tons of "not a high school graduate" are immigrants curious how it breaks down between bachelors, masters, phd. im not surprised that more non-high school grads vote democrat.
IIRC its a sliding scale, the higher the degree the more democrat.
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bah c'mon Ohio and Florida, I see one more grey county for each and they're like the two pivotal battleground states lol. Need to put this puppy to sleep, this campaign has been quite tiring.
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On November 07 2012 12:22 Rotodyne wrote:
Fox news is providing much better unbiased news than CNN right now. They are way more mellow and just reporting
I do kind of like Rove and Trippi together.
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On November 07 2012 12:23 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
bah c'mon Ohio and Florida, I see one more grey county for each and they're like the two pivotal battleground states lol. Need to put this puppy to sleep, this campaign has been quite tiring.
Aren't there still ppl waiting in line to vote in FL? :/
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On November 07 2012 12:21 Infernal Knight wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 12:18 Defacer wrote:
Obama has massive leads in Minnesota, Iowa and new Mexico. Unless California and Florida fall into the ocean, this is over. This image made me giggle. I think it's looking pretty good for Obama. As far as I know the counties that would heavily vote Republican are already done in Florida, so it's going to be right down to the wire, a possible recount, but hopefully a narrow victory for the president.
Santa Rosa is the last one. But I'm not sure it can beat the last 36% of Miami-Dade.
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On November 07 2012 12:16 Rassy wrote:
Steering for the fiscal cliff or other major ways to obstruct government would be absolutely suicide now for the republicans (and the usa and the world lol) , i dont expect a repeat of last year and expect the republicans to be modest and cooperative for now, while rethinking their strategy and position in american society.
also:seeing more dota and lol references then sc references in this thread is a sign on the wall^^
Hmm, I don't know. I think Republicans might distance themselves a little from the tea party, but otherwise they'll be just as bad.
The good news is that if Obama wins, he will be a lot tougher this go around.
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Newbie here; how did CNN call NH already... It's supposed to be a battleground state, and they call it with only 24% counted with Obama leading with 54%
Isn't that too close of to call... If this was a state that was supposed to go to Obama, that would be enough to call, but this is a battleground state.
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On November 07 2012 12:22 forgottendreams wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 12:20 dAPhREAk wrote:On November 07 2012 12:18 tedster wrote:On November 07 2012 12:16 dAPhREAk wrote:interesting. i thought democrats touted themselves as the more educated ones. tons of "not a high school graduate" are immigrants curious how it breaks down between bachelors, masters, phd. im not surprised that more non-high school grads vote democrat. IIRC its a sliding scale, the higher the degree the more democrat.
I'm pretty sure there's a pretty strong positive correlation between intelligence and being liberal. Googling "correlation between intelligence and liberal" gave me some interesting stuff.
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On November 07 2012 12:24 TheTenthDoc wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 12:21 Infernal Knight wrote:On November 07 2012 12:18 Defacer wrote:
Obama has massive leads in Minnesota, Iowa and new Mexico. Unless California and Florida fall into the ocean, this is over. This image made me giggle. I think it's looking pretty good for Obama. As far as I know the counties that would heavily vote Republican are already done in Florida, so it's going to be right down to the wire, a possible recount, but hopefully a narrow victory for the president. Santa Rosa is the last one. But I'm not sure it can beat the last 36% of Miami-Dade.
Damn, now I know what you guys were going on about with the "Miami carrying" mini-meme. o.O
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Think Obama just got Ohio. Now for CNN to update the headlines.
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