LIVE THREAD: 2004 Presidential Election Results

http://www.freerepublic.com ^ | November 2, 2004

[Howlin]

Poll closing times!

Election Results Scorecard

[gopwinsin04]

Still down -9 in PA, -4 in Michigan, -5 in Wisconsin, -3 in NH, and -1 OH/FL.( according to NRO's latest numbers..)

[Tuxedo]

Yeah, like someone wanting change would vote for no change... The biggest issue was Moral Values? WTF? This exit polling just sucks ass.

[section9]

The bastards.

FOX is the only halfway trustworthy member of the Consortium. According to Pukin' Dog, a disinformation operation has been underway since the beginning of the afternoon to try and throw this thing to Kerry by making the undecideds pick Kerry and the Republicans go home.

This was aimed at three states: Florida, Ohio, and PA. It may have worked; it may not have worked. A couple of signs, however:

1. Terry McAuliffe is not out talking smack.

2. Absolute confidence inside BC04 about the numbers, esp. in FL and OH.

3. Silence from Lurch.

We wait, of course. A personal note of disappointment:

Why can't the American People at least make up their freaking minds? This looks like another long night, which is what we didn't need in the middle of a war. That half the country could consider pulling a Kaiser Wilhelm and drop the Pilot (Bismarck) for a Senate backbencher makes me pull my hair out.

Oh well, should Bush lose this evening, I have one consolation: the People get the kind of Government they deserve.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[Peach]

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Poll Closing Times/Scorecard Presidential Election 2004
11/02/2004 | self


Closing time State Electoral Vote Bush Kerry(EST)

6:00 p.m. Indiana (*/EST) 0-see later tmzn
Kentucky (*/EST) 0-see later tmzne
7:00 p.m. Indiana (*/CST) 11
Kentucky (*/CST) 8
Georgia (EST) 15
New Hampshire(EST)# 4
South Carolina (EST) 8
Vermont (EST) 3
Virginia (EST) 13
Florida (*/EST) 0-see later tmzn
7:30 p.m. North Carolina (EST)# 15
Ohio (EST) 20
West Virginia (EST) 5
8:00 p.m. Florida (*/CST) 27
Alabama (CST) 9
Connecticut (EST) 7
Delaware (EST) 3
D.C. (EST) 3
Illinois (CST) 21
Kansas (CST/MST)# 6
Maine (EST) 4
Maryland (EST) 10
Massachusetts (EST) 12
Mississippi (CST) 6
Missouri (CST) 11
New Jersey (EST) 15
Oklahoma (CST) 7
Pennsylvania (EST) 21
Tennessee (EST/CST) 11
Michigan (*/EST) 0-see later tmzn
Texas (*/CST) 0-see later tmzn
8:30 p.m. Arkansas (CST) 6
9:00 p.m. Michigan (*/CST) 17
Texas (*/MST) 34
Arizona (MST) 10
Colorado (MST) 9
Louisiana (CST) 9
Minnesota (CST) 10
Nebraska (CST/MST) 5
New Mexico (MST) 5
New York (EST) 31
Rhode Island (EST) 4
South Dakota (CST/MST) 3
Wisconsin (CST) 10
Wyoming (MST) 3
10:00 p.m. Iowa (CST) 7
Montana (MST) 3
Nevada (PST) 5
Utah (MST) 5
Idaho (*/MST) 0-see later tmzn
North Dakota (*/CST) 0-see later tmzn
Oregon (*/MST) 0-see later tmzn
11:00 p.m. California (PST) 55
Hawaii (HI) 4
Idaho (*/PST) 4
North Dakota (*/MST) 3
Oregon (*/PST) 7
Washington (PST) 11
12:00 a.m. Alaska (*/AKST) 0-see later tmzn
01:00 a.m. Alaska (*/ALST) 3

(*/TMZ) - the state resides in two time zones and the polls close at the same local time (i.e. the polls in the time zone further west close one hour later).

(TMZ1/TMZ2) - the state resides in two time zones and the polls close synchronously

# - a portion of the state may have poll closings at a later time.

07:00pm - New Hampshire - permits its 13 cities to keep their polls open until 8 PM EST by local option.

07:30pm - North Carolina - allows its County Boards of Elections to decide whether to keep polls open until 8:30 p.m. EST

08:00pm - Kansas - Most polls in the State close at either 7 pm or 8 pm local time in the Central Time Zone by local option; the remaining polls in the Mountain Time Zone close at either 6 pm or 7 pm local time by local option.

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[killjoy]

[Quilla]

I'm with you. I can't take watching tv this evening, so I've opened a bottle of Merlot and will enjoy this thread. I gotta know one thing, do y'all think anyone will post any vanity threads this evening? ;-)

[Theresawithanh]

" (Yes, even though this is California, we want our votes counted.)" Exactly the way I feel! It felt so good to punch the square for Bush/Cheney! I went back and reviewed my ballot though, to make sure it had registered! SpOoKy things can happen, even a day or two after Halloween.

FOUR MORE YEARS!

[Howlin]

Who the hell still believes NRO after today?

[WinOne4TheGipper]

Is that right? Most polls in Kentucky and Indiana closed 10 minutes ago?

[kcvl]

If you don't want to stomp your television don't turn on MSNBC! Chris Matthews is showing voters who have been "disenfranchised" today. I won't even describe them because I'm sure you can imagine. It is maddening!

We must be doing great because Chris looks beat! They are absolutely trying to sway this election!!!

[Stopislamnow]

Are you reeeeaaaaaady to r-r-r-r-r-ruuummmmble?

Here we go.

[Swede Girl]

I am so upset about the whole election. That this nation could even consider anyone with the history of John Kerry is beyond me. George W. Bush has been an outstanding president and deserves re-election.

[mrplind]

FoxNews reporting Bush wins Indiana, Kentucky and Georgia (takes 34-0 lead)

[kenth]

Wedgies all around...

[MNJohnnie]

Fox is saying that the missing explosives turned some voters; 64 percent of those people going for Kerry.

Fox is also saying that a LOT of people want change.

Can we just leave off with all the rumor and innuendo. Let's just stick to the FACTS ok? This is stressful enough without all this anecdotal evidence and wild talk

[Naspino]

Educated Guess. We're winning! 19 TO ZERO. Kentucky and Indiana!

[GaltMeister]

Exit polls were wrong in 2000.

They are wrong today.

Bush's fault, and the timing is 'suspicious'.

[Torie]

The chart that will live in infamy. Isn't it interesting that the chart has Bush up by 2%, and Zogby calls it for Kerry? Isn't it interesting that Colorado is tied? Isn't it interesting that Bush is only up by 3% in NC. Isn't it interesting that Zogby appears ready to shred his reputation (such as it is), to try to give his own little nudge to Kerry?

Arizona (10)*
 Bush + 6.28%
 Bush 6%
 10
 -
 
Arkansas (6)*
 Bush + 5.44%
 Bush 3%
 6
 -
 
Colorado (9)
 Bush + 8.36%
 Too Close To Call
 -
 -
 
Florida (27)
 Bush + 0.01%
 Kerry .1%
Trending Kerry
 -
 27
 
Iowa (7)
 Gore + 0.31%
 Kerry 5%
 -
 7
 
Michigan (17)
 Gore + 5.13%
 Kerry 6%
 -
 17
 
Minnesota (10)
 Gore + 2.4%
 Kerry 6%
 -
 10
 
Missouri (11)*
 Bush + 3.34%
 Bush 3%
 11
 -
 
Nevada (5)
 Bush + 3.55%
 Too Close To Call
 -
 -
 
New Hampshire (4) * 
 Bush + 1.27%
 Kerry 5%
 -
 4
 
New Mexico (5)
 Gore + 0.06%
 Kerry 3%
 -
 5
 
North Carolina (15)*
 Bush + 12.83%
 Bush 3%
 15
 -
 
Oregon (7)*
 Gore + 0.44%
 Kerry 10%
 -
 7
 
Ohio (20)
 Bush + 3.51%
 Bush 2%
Trending Kerry
 -
 20
 
Pennsylvania (21)
 Gore + 4.17%
 Trending Kerry
 -
 21
 
Tennessee (11)*
 Bush + 3.86%
 Bush 4%
 11
 -
 
Virginia (13)* Bush + 7.00% Bush 13 - 
Washington (11)*
 Gore + 5.58%
 Kerry 11%
 -
 11
 
West Virginia (5)*
 Bush + 6.32%
 Bush 4%
 5
 -
 
Wisconsin (10)
 Gore + 0.22%
 Kerry 6%
 -
 10
 
Battleground State Totals 71 139 
Current Grand Total: 213 311 

* States denoted with an asterisk were polled online in Zogby Interactive surveys.

(as of Nov. 2, 2004 5:00pm)

(11/1/2004)



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[undergroundwarrior]

Prayers Up.

I will remain sober for this one. Unlike 2000.

Just talked my Pa. mom into getting out and voting for Bush. Competing with my liberal sister who told her to stay home.

[TheForceOfOne]

Drudge!!!!
TIGHTENING