[wingman1]

"I think the same sex marriage vote in Missouri is a much more solid indicator of where the election is headed."

I agree. A couple of questions.

1) Do you or anyone else know the % of turnout in MO? I heard a prediciton by the Election Commission there of 37% prior to polls opening.

2) Also, aren't states like OR and MI going to have this same ballot initiative Nov 2? Are there a few other states also?

[gilliam]

"I think the same sex marriage vote in Missouri is a much more solid indicator of where the election is headed."

Not really, DEMOCRATS, and yellow dog Democrats at that, voted against gay marriage. Don't count on them voting for Bush.

[Prov3456]

There was a record voter turnout in yesterday's Missouri primary. Pre-election predictions were for 37% but the total was over 41%.

Gay marriage constitutional amendment, gambling amendment and Democratic gubernatorial primary battle brought out many voters. (The Democratic incumbent governor lost, first time in state history an incumbent governor lost to a challenger from his own party.)