[exnavy]

What if Romney won popular vote in every state in the union, barrack-a-phobia runs rampant nationwide!

[tflabo]

I’ve got family members out on Long Island casting their votes for RR and freedom.

[utahagen]

I live on the UES of Manhattan and I’m not kidding myself NYC or NYS will go for Romney. However, I was delighted to go the polls this morning and spot three NUNS on line to vote. And these were not plainclothed, lefty Nuns-on-the-Bus type of nuns: these were nuns in full regalia: old-fashioned habits and long robes. They were from the Sisters of Life convent in the East 60s. That order’s mission is to persuade pregnant women in distress from having abortions. So, I know that there were at least four people — those three nuns and moi — on the UES who voted for Romney this morning!

[2nd Amendment]

New York has the same chance of being in play as Rosie O’donnell has of being skinny and voting Republican.

[fireman15]

I think the key here is... who is actually willing to wait in a line for 2 hours out in the cold to vote? That has got to cut back on certain demographics. Are they Romney voters or Obama voters? I do think that Romney voters probably on average have more persistence this year.

[Arrowhead1952]

Chik-Fil-A - part two. Look out 0 bummer and dims.

[Miss Didi]

Great news...my good friends in Astoria have changed their vote to Mitt after hearing about Benghazi on Greek TV! :)

[muir_redwoods]

A huge turnout in NY means a lot of democrats

[HateBill]

Astounding event voting 11 a.m. in downtown Brooklyn. Long line (1-3/4 hours). My neighbors were ahead of me, and the husband complains but says he doesn’t think he would come back because if the line were long after work and it was cold and dark he would just go home.

I said, “It’s New York. Our vote doesn’t count.”

His wife said, “You would be surprised.”

I said (incredulously), “You think Romney could win New York?”

And she said that many of their Democratic friends were voting Romney because of taxes and their children, who had voted 0 in 08 were voting Romney because of jobs. She was very angry and frustrated that they were all surrendering in the war on women!

All this agitation, gone!!!!!

[jwalsh07]

Dude, I was born and raised in New York. My folks were fromAstoria. I still have relatives there. To a person they are democrats. New York will NEVER go red.

[EinNYC]

Here in Flushing, NY, the polling place was doing a BRISK business. Never saw it so crowded at any previous election. This is a heavily Orthodox Jewish area. I reminded everyone that I passed on the street to vote. I was appalled to see one young man in a yarmulke unregistered to vote because "he was too busy to do it." I gave him a right tongue-lashing, reminding him that Americans had died so that he could have the right (and responsibility) to vote.

Hope Zero is handed an embarrassing defeat.