More to come...
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
MSNBC Calls Ohio for....Barack Obama!
Big news out of the Buckeye State, as its 20 electoral votes have been called for Senator Obama. In addition, New Mexico has been called by MSNBC.
Its looking like Senator Barack Obama is in a prime position to win this election.
Popular Vote
Obama: 15,666,461
McCain: 15,486,477
Electoral Vote
Obama: 200
McCain: 85
Its looking like Senator Barack Obama is in a prime position to win this election.
Popular Vote
Obama: 15,666,461
McCain: 15,486,477
Electoral Vote
Obama: 200
McCain: 85
Obama will take Pennsylvania and New Hampshire
Well, that didn't work for Senator McCain. Pennsylvania and New Hampshire have been called for Obama, putting Obama in a pretty position.
Popular Vote
Obama: 3,024,111
McCain: 2,702,494
Electoral Vote
Obama: 103
McCain: 34
Popular Vote
Obama: 3,024,111
McCain: 2,702,494
Electoral Vote
Obama: 103
McCain: 34
Election Night Coverage: IN and KY (EST) close
The count has begun, as the portions of Kentucky and Indiana in the Eastern Time Zone have now closed. Let it begin.
Popular Vote:
Obama 32
McCain 16
Electoral College
Obama 0
McCain 0
Popular Vote:
Obama 32
McCain 16
Electoral College
Obama 0
McCain 0
BREAKING...OBAMA WINS FIRST CONTEST OF ELECTION DAY!
Obama has won Dixville Notch 15-6, the first Democrat to do so since 1968!
May it be a better predictor of the state of New Hampshire than it was in the primary (or 1968, for that matter).
The bigger news is that Election Day 2008 has begun. Only 6.5 hours until polls open here in the Land of Lincoln.
Game On!
May it be a better predictor of the state of New Hampshire than it was in the primary (or 1968, for that matter).
The bigger news is that Election Day 2008 has begun. Only 6.5 hours until polls open here in the Land of Lincoln.
Game On!
Monday, November 3, 2008
An Open Letter to ALL Voters
Dear fellow Voters of the United States of America,
If you have already voted, whether at early voting locations or by mailing in your absentee ballot, no need to read further. You have done your duty as an American citizen, and now is the time to get those who have yet to vote for your candidate to the polls.
It is very likely turn out tomorrow could be very high, especially in the various swing states that will decide this election. Lines could be long, and it might be easy for you to get discouraged, especially those of you who are hourly workers. This is understandable, as waiting in line is not one of the most enjoyable activities.
To those who might decide to skip voting tomorrow because of this, I just have one thing to say...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Whether you support Obama, McCain, Barr, Nader, Paul, or any of the many other candidates on the ballot, just remember one thing...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Democracy isn't easy, and sometimes it takes personal sacrifice to make it work. If that sacrifice is waiting in line, through good or bad weather, to take part in deciding our national interest, then so be it.
The decisions made in that voting booth will shape the path that our nation takes over the next two years, and in some cases even longer. Everything from the education of our children to the makeup of the Supreme Court depends upon you doing your duty at at polling place.
I know it can be hard to wait in line. Some places will be cold, others will be far too hot. Many line locations will be baking in the sun, while many others will be drenched with rain or covered in snow. You might get hungry or have to go to the bathroom. If so, have someone hold your place, or at the very least accept that you have to go to the back of the line. Nonetheless, please remember to...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Decisions are made by those who show up. This is the simple truth of the matter, and is the foundation upon which our system of government is built. Don't like what the other candidate believes? Make sure you get to the polls and...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Let me finish up by saying that this has been a grueling campaign trail, stretching back almost two years ago. We've been through many debates, lived and died by far too many polls, and spent far too much time caring what Nate Silver, Rachel Maddow, Pat Buchanan, and Al Giordano have to say. Tomorrow is the end of the line, at least for a little while. We all have but one duty left to do, and it is the one that makes all of the other crap worth it. So with that, I leave you with one last thought...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
If you have already voted, whether at early voting locations or by mailing in your absentee ballot, no need to read further. You have done your duty as an American citizen, and now is the time to get those who have yet to vote for your candidate to the polls.
It is very likely turn out tomorrow could be very high, especially in the various swing states that will decide this election. Lines could be long, and it might be easy for you to get discouraged, especially those of you who are hourly workers. This is understandable, as waiting in line is not one of the most enjoyable activities.
To those who might decide to skip voting tomorrow because of this, I just have one thing to say...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Whether you support Obama, McCain, Barr, Nader, Paul, or any of the many other candidates on the ballot, just remember one thing...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Democracy isn't easy, and sometimes it takes personal sacrifice to make it work. If that sacrifice is waiting in line, through good or bad weather, to take part in deciding our national interest, then so be it.
The decisions made in that voting booth will shape the path that our nation takes over the next two years, and in some cases even longer. Everything from the education of our children to the makeup of the Supreme Court depends upon you doing your duty at at polling place.
I know it can be hard to wait in line. Some places will be cold, others will be far too hot. Many line locations will be baking in the sun, while many others will be drenched with rain or covered in snow. You might get hungry or have to go to the bathroom. If so, have someone hold your place, or at the very least accept that you have to go to the back of the line. Nonetheless, please remember to...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Decisions are made by those who show up. This is the simple truth of the matter, and is the foundation upon which our system of government is built. Don't like what the other candidate believes? Make sure you get to the polls and...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
Let me finish up by saying that this has been a grueling campaign trail, stretching back almost two years ago. We've been through many debates, lived and died by far too many polls, and spent far too much time caring what Nate Silver, Rachel Maddow, Pat Buchanan, and Al Giordano have to say. Tomorrow is the end of the line, at least for a little while. We all have but one duty left to do, and it is the one that makes all of the other crap worth it. So with that, I leave you with one last thought...
STAY IN THE FREAKING LINE!
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