Posted on 11/07/2006 2:05:33 PM PST by RobFromGa
IN, OH and KY Election Results Here!
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It's pretty handy especially for watching a new show on DVD. If I don't like it I don't have to continue and if I do I can buy the season later.
I was on at that point... But I was just an interloper.
Hugh Hewitt has a live election night show and you can listen on the webb.
Go to Townhall.com and look for the message and the link on top left.
If this has already been posted, sorry.
please keep us posted on KY-04... thanks
Rumor has it that Dan Rather is finally prepared to call Ohio '04 for Bush.
Heres some scary polling(not exit) numbers from NRO:
A survey of 1200 likely voters taken in 12 swing districts this past Sunday and Monday might explain why Republicans might have a long night ahead of them. The veteran GOP pollster says he has "never seen anything like it." Asked who is more likely to cut taxes for the middle class - 42 percent said Democrats, 29 picked Republicans. Who is more likely to reduce the deficit? 47 - Democrats, 22 - Repubicans. And, who is more likely to control spending? Democrats - 38, Republicans - 21. In the past, even if Repubicans didn't win some race or another, they were more trusted on taxes and spending issues.
thank you. he sounds optimistic!
B-I-N-G-O!!!
Certain posters here have all arrived at the same time, saying things not particularly intended to increase GOP turnout.
They frequently arrive here saying this sort of thing.
Nothing matters until the real returns are in, other than that you continue your volunteer efforts to elevate GOP turnout.
Lots of people seem to be undecided in that model. Who knows how that would play out as a result...
foxnews.com has hostetler losing with 900+ votes in by 48%
I'll go one better and say that whenever Rove speaks, I listen. He told Sean that we should hold on to BOTH HOUSES but cautioned the margins would be slim.
There is some vote counts starting to come in for the Pence-Welsh race. Pence is up 58%-42%. Not much of a surprise here but still some good news.
Man, it's hard to believe Rush was on the air for TEN YEARS b/4 FR came along, isn't it? (FR wasn't much before '98.)
Funny.
First were the dark days.
Then came Rush to talk to us.
Then came FR and the net so we could talk to each other!
Yep. Amazing how certain people just show up to spread negativity at such a crucial time.
People, ignore the exit polls (which are NOT to be posted here; as the mods said, "Please, DO NOT POST EXIT POLLS. DON'T EVEN TRY. WE WILL YANK THEM IMMEDIATELY."). Ignore the doom and gloom and continue to call up your friends and neighbors and make sure that they've voted and voted the "right" way.
We'll wait until the votes are counted.
The RNC is sending this memo to surrogates this afternoon.
NATIONAL
Of the precincts that the RNC is monitoring turnout, we have a ½% turnout advantage over the 2004 turnout (GOP precincts are turning out at 32.9% of 2004 vote while DEM precincts are turning out at 32.5% of 2004 vote) Many states like Colorado, Nevada, Arizona have 25% of votes cast before election day.
ARIZONA
There were 60K more ballots submitted by Republicans before Election Day – and 41% of the state has already voted. In 2004 Exit Polling was off by 3.5% (they had it at 7%, actual results was 10.5%)
CONNECTICUT
In the precincts that the RNC is tracking turnout, GOP precincts are turning out at 8% higher rate (42% to 34%) from the 2004 vote.
FLORIDA
Republicans have a 140K advantage though absentee and early voting before Election Day – and 36% of the state has already voted. Exit polling got it wrong in 2000 and wrong in 2004 (4% off in 2004)
MARYLAND:
Republican absentees had pulled within even of Democrats before Election Day – in a state with a 2:1 dem registration advantage. Of the precincts we are tracking, Republican precincts are turning out 3% higher than Dem precincts off 2004 turnout (51-43).
MISSOURI
Of the precincts we are tracking, Republican precincts are turning out 2.6% higher than Dem precincts (42.3% to 39.7%) based off of the 2004 vote. 2004 exit polls had a 3% dem bias.
OHIO: In 2004, exit polling was off by almost 9% (they had Kerry winning by almost 7%, we won by 2%) TENNESSEE (not much to say here…turnout looks against us, no exit polling from ’04 and absentee data is from MT data) In precinct turnout tracking, dem precincts are turning out 1% higher off 2004 vote. We estimate a 1% advantage on the absentee voting.
VIRGINIA:
In 2004, exit polling had the presidential within 1%, yet President Bush won by over 8%. Of the precincts we are tracking, GOP precincts are turning out at 48% of 2004’s turnout while Dem precincts are only at 41%.
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