November 3, 200421 yr Kerry is hanging on in Nevada 174,811 to 170,955 607081[/snapback] That's only with 7% of the vote in
November 3, 200421 yr I don't see where the votes can be made up in Ohio. Cleveland isn't going to be enough to turn it. Maybe absentees are something funky, but I don't see it. At 12:08 AM ET Mabdul Doobakus is projecting George W. Bush as the winner of Ohio. And in all likelihood, the winner of the election.
November 3, 200421 yr OHIO- Kerry making a little comeback George BUSH 2,091,314 51% John KERRY 1,972,148 49% still about 3000 precincts uncounted
November 3, 200421 yr Ohio lead is shrinking slightly... Bush - 2,091,314 (51%) Kerry - 1,972,148 (49%) 74% reporting Will be a shame for Kerry if he loses Florida because at the moment he's doing well enough in the northern states that he'd likely win if he had Ohio.
November 3, 200421 yr Ohio lead is shrinking slightly... Bush - 2,091,314 (51%) Kerry - 1,972,148 (49%) 74% reporting Will be a shame for Kerry if he loses Florida because at the moment he's doing well enough in the northern states that he'd likely win if he had Ohio. 607096[/snapback] It's closer, but not enough. You may get another 50-60,000 from Cleveland, and another 30,000 from Lucas County and couple others, but the rest of the votes still to come are going to favor Bush. The margin you see now will be right around the final margin. 100,000 or so.
November 3, 200421 yr The senate race will wait for sure there are 500,000 absentees out according to CNN. Not enough to affect the presidential race, according to them, but more than enough to definately change the senate race.
November 3, 200421 yr If I remember correctly, it's very odd that a party who wins the Presidency also enjoys success in Senate/House elections. Looks like at least a 52-47-1 margin right now for the GOP, with a GOP Senate. Can you say mandate?
November 3, 200421 yr CBS has called Oregon for Kerry 607104[/snapback] Bold :plain 607108[/snapback] :plain
November 3, 200421 yr this seriously amazes me. not that there are people that like Bush, just that I really thought he & his policies had (along with the 2000 vote) angered the democratic party & enough independents and moderate republicans into voting him out of office. shows how much i know. oh well, another 4 years of joy. :banghead
November 3, 200421 yr If I remember correctly, it's very odd that a party who wins the Presidency also enjoys success in Senate/House elections. Looks like at least a 52-47-1 margin right now for the GOP, with a GOP Senate. Can you say mandate? 607107[/snapback] I guess you could. It's just amazing to me.
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