Election Night . . .

It ain't even CLOSE to being over. Don't despair yet. :)

I just heard a Republican strategist on CNN say "It's not going to be a good night for republicans." OUCH...
ETA: Now they're talking about Carl Rove saying basically the same thing earlier tonight.
 
We've got tiny percentages of the precincts reporting -- sit tight people!
 
CNN online (I don't watch TV) said the following:

McCain said Tuesday night that he was "looking forward to the election results."

"We had a great ride. We had a great experience. It's full of memories that we will always treasure," he said aboard his election plane.


These are not the words of a man who expects to go to the White House.
 
We've got tiny percentages of the precincts reporting -- sit tight people!

Yes I know but both ABC and NBC are calling PA for Obama now...they don't usually call states unless they're very certain that state is going to that candidate. Not since 2000...they're more careful.
 
And now it's 34/103 ...

Early days yet - and Maggie was the first female UK PM, who never seemed to act as a female...

Let's hope that the US's first black president isn't another Maggie.
 
Not me. I'm going to go start cooking dinner and open a nice bottle of Gewurtztremiener. Double pork chops, fried home-grown apples, mashed potatos . . .

Politics bedamned!
 
And McCain has South Carolina with 42% of the votes counted so far. :confused:

Yeah, I don't get it either. In Virginia for example, the majority of the state is red, while the heavily populated Northern Virginia is blue, which could carry the state for Obama. Do the statistical models and exit polls account for stuff like that?

I half expect each network to be so eager to be the first to call a state that they jump the gun.
 
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CNN online reports: Democrats in several states -- including the key state of Missouri -- received bogus text messages or e-mails Tuesday urging them to put off voting until Wednesday because of long lines.

Democrats in Texas, Maryland, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas reported receiving text messages saying they could vote for Obama on Wednesday. An e-mail circulated in Arkansas and robocalls in Missouri also told voters they could cast their ballots Wednesday.


(This part is not CNN :) ) Scum! Anybody who would resort to such tactics is scum!
 
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Not me. I'm going to go start cooking dinner and open a nice bottle of Gewurtztremiener. Double pork chops, fried home-grown apples, mashed potatos . . .

Politics bedamned!

Easy for you to say! I want to know if I'm still going to be married in the morning! :eek:
 
CNN online reports: Democrats in several states -- including the key state of Missouri -- received bogus text messages or e-mails Tuesday urging them to put off voting until Wednesday because of long lines.

Democrats in Texas, Maryland, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas reported receiving text messages saying they could vote for Obama on Wednesday. An e-mail circulated in Arkansas and robocalls in Missouri also told voters they could cast their ballots Wednesday.


(This part is not CNN :) ) Scum! Anybody who would resort to such tactics is scum!

It's also illegal. Too bad they'll probably never catch them.
 
Myeah, I'll wait an hour or two before I break out the fine booze.
 
Obama's leading in Texas? :eek:

I know it's just a statistical anomaly that will only last for a few minutes but, WTF?
 
Obama's leading in Texas? :eek:

I know it's just a statistical anomaly that will only last for a few minutes but, WTF?
MSNBC has some weird numbers with 0% reporting in several places.
 
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