November 3, 200422 yr Utah goes to Bush ( 5 ) NBC Kerry 112 - 176 Bush I believe the President needs 94 more electoral votes to win a second term.
November 3, 200422 yr Florida Bush (Incumbent) 2,875,129 52% 0 Kerry 2,617,384 47% 0 Nader 24,477 1% 0 Badnarik 8,972 0% 0 Peroutka 4,622 0% 0 Cobb 3,011 0% 0 Brown 2,931 0% 0 Harris 2,234 0% 0 78% precincts reporting - Updated 10:04 p.m. ET
November 3, 200422 yr ABC: BUSH 192 - KERRY 112 CBS: BUSH 186 - KERRY 112 FOX: BUSH 193 - KERRY 112 NBC: BUSH 182 - KERRY 112 CNN: BUSH 193 - KERRY 112 270 NEEDED TO WIN
November 3, 200422 yr Palm Beach and Miami-Dade still counting..... both only around 50% reporting. Will it be enough to make up the difference? :peepwall
November 3, 200422 yr South Dakota - U.S. Senate 14% Precincts Reporting Tom Daschle (i) Democrat 25,183 (52%) John Thune Republican 22,871 (48%)
November 3, 200422 yr I just heard Dade County was 2 to 1 Republican in registration....is that right?
November 3, 200422 yr Broward is 87% done Dade is 84% done Palm Beach is 56% done Bush is up by about with 260,000 with 83% reporting Are absentee ballots and early voting included in this vote figure?
November 3, 200422 yr Broward is 87% done Dade is 84% done Palm Beach is 56% done Bush is up by about with 260,000 with 83% reporting Are absentee ballots and early voting included in this vote figure? 606968[/snapback] Percentage on precincts reporting.
November 3, 200422 yr Broward is 87% done Dade is 84% done Palm Beach is 56% done Bush is up by about with 260,000 with 83% reporting Are absentee ballots and early voting included in this vote figure? 606968[/snapback] All absentee aren't. PLam Beach has 250,000 absentees uncounted and Miami has 60,000 uncounted absentees, I am not sure about Broward but they have numerous as well according to CNN.
November 3, 200422 yr Florida DOS Election Results by County President: http://enight.dos.state.fl.us/20041102_DET_PRE.html Senator: http://enight.dos.state.fl.us/20041102_DET_USS.html
November 3, 200422 yr Palm Beach and Miami-Dade still counting..... both only around 50% reporting. Will it be enough to make up the difference? :peepwall 606963[/snapback] At this point I'm about ready to give up on Florida...
November 3, 200422 yr Orange Updated: 10:11 p.m. ET Kerry 144,023 51% 92% of precincts reporting Bush (Incumbent) 139,975 49% :thumbup
November 3, 200422 yr Bay, Collier, Dixie, Gasden, Hardee, Highlands, Levy, Manatee, Martin, Okeechobee, Polk, Seminole, and Taylor Counties have yet to report. Charlotte County has reported absentee ballots, but not much else.
November 3, 200422 yr Palm Beach and Miami-Dade still counting..... both only around 50% reporting. Will it be enough to make up the difference? :peepwall 606963[/snapback] At this point I'm about ready to give up on Florida... 606976[/snapback] There are 300,000 absentees uncounted and may not be counted until Thursday according to CNN. Not to mention provisional ballots. If no one wins FLA by 300,000 this thing is gonna wait I think.
November 3, 200422 yr Voter turnout in Lee County has been amazing. The largest city is Cape Coral with a bit over 100,000 people according to the 2000 Census.
November 3, 200422 yr Anyone know what the deal with Collier is, nothing is in. Anyone know how they tend to vote? My friend who just moved there said they seem to be all retired Texans.
November 3, 200422 yr Homer State Summary: Bush (R-Texas): Bush/Cheney win Kerry (D-Mass.): Kerry/Edwards win Cheney (R-Wyo.): Bush/Cheney win Edwards (D-NC): Bush/Cheney win
November 3, 200422 yr Anyone know what the deal with Collier is, nothing is in. Anyone know how they tend to vote? My friend who just moved there said they seem to be all retired Texans. 606985[/snapback] 1) power outages 2) phone outages 3) they are still counting 4) they are still voting
November 3, 200422 yr Anyone know what counties the following schools are in: Ohio State U. Michigan Mich. State Iowa Iowa State Wisconsin I am curious so when I look at the state maps if the schools have been counted yet because they are so highly democratic. Just look at Leon and Alachua counties in FLA, few of the norther counties to go blue.
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