First time poster, native-Clevelander... I love the website. I just did some quick calculations using the real-time Ohio data. I used the number of outstanding precincts and used the current vote ratios for the appropriate county. By my estimate, Kerry will likely close the gap with the remaining "real" votes, but not by more than 35,000. So, if the gap is at 150K right now, Bush still wins by well over 100K... Anybody out there running similar calculations?
Many of the remaining precincts are in Hamilton County (Cincinnati). We had a write-in candidate for county prosecutor, and that delayed the count. The precincts still out are heavily Republican. That's why Bush has been gaining ground the past hour, and will continue to gain.