Posted on 11/02/2004 3:02:33 PM PST by Howlin
The Ohio State servers are getting some bandwidth again.
Ohio:
Bush: 52.00% Kerry: 47.37%
Precincts Reporting: 58.17%
She looks good, but is totally wasted. And really upset. Which makes me feel great about Ohio!!!
I watched Mitch Daniels give his very gracious victory speech. Like you, I noticed the not-so-happy look on Russert's potato face. (Hey! I just realized he's a Russe(r)t potato!) Even though Evan Bayh retained his Senate seat, we have reason to be smiling.
What's the word on Julia Carson?
Estrich is HAMMERED! Good grief!
Ok...we've got Florida.
What's the latest on Ohio????
She's definitely soused. I'm listening only, and she sounds like she's doing a DUI test.
There is no difference.
I'm still watching Fox, on the phone with a friend in MO, (trying to analyze the local returns and coverage) and freeping! My brain is on overload!
or both....
Estrich is getting on my nerves.
Isn't Susan something? A Massachusetts girl!
Not only is she stoned, she has someone else's eyes!
Tom Brokaw want to break rather than announce FL for Bush.
hehehe.
County Election Returns President of the United States County breakdown for President of the United States
Unofficial - 2004 General Election - Unofficial
Returns are unofficial until county election officials certify their returns to the Secretary of the Commonwealth
*** Returns were last updated 11/2/2004 11:41:40 PM ***
*** 5,998 out of 9,447 Districts (63.49%) Reporting Statewide ***
Candidate
Votes
KERRY, JOHN F. (DEM)
2,116,132
BUSH, GEORGE W. (REP)
1,879,744
BADNARIK, MICHAEL (LIB)
16,719
COBB, DAVID K. (GRN)
4,269
PEROUTKA, MICHAEL ANTHONY (CST)
4,340
GOP predicts Ohio, Bush win
Tue Nov 02 2004 23:02:04 ET
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (UPI) -- White House sources are telling UPI that they believe George W. Bush will win Ohio and be re-elected president of the United States.
At 10:30 p.m., Bush was told by a senior adviser that Ohio would land in the GOP column and put him over the top with at least 274 electoral votes, the sources said.
"We're very upbeat," Bush said as he watched returns in the Yellow Room at the White House with family members -- including his father, former President George H.W. Bush. "I believe I will win."
Bush's comments shortly before 10 p.m. EST reflected rising Republican hopes that Bush will win Florida and remain in contention in Ohio. Winning both those states would almost certainly return him to office.
The comments were also timed to reach voters in states where the polls had not yet closed including Hawaii, Nevada and Oregon. CNN had Bush leading with 193 electoral votes to Sen. John Kerry's 112.
President (37% reporting as of 10:41 pm) - Kerry 543,095 (50%) Bush 527,115 (49%)
Senate (31% 10:41) - Feingold 463,740 (52%-race called) Michels 421,387
Hume: Susan, it sounds as if....
ME: YOU BETTER PUT THE BOTTLE DOWN
THEY ASKED PERMISSION FROM THE KERRY CAMPAIGN TO CALL FLORIDA!!!!!
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