OFFICIAL FLORIDA PRIMARY THREAD

Freeperville ^ | 1-29-08 | self

[icwhatudo]

Did not see it posted yet, here we go folks!

[longtermmemmory]

MSM is struggling to create a horse race.

Giuliani is trying to make a bold bluff to fool the panhandle which is still open

[Onerom99]

I see Romney 18.4k, McCain 16.9k. Is that the latest?

[khnyny]

I didn’t want to go there, but since you brought it up... Yes, McCain dumped his first wife after she was left horribly, permanently disabled in a car crash. The children from that marriage did not speak to their father for years.

Cindy, McCain’s present wife is IIRC, 17 years his junior. Cindy’s father was/is extremely wealthy (Budweiser distributorship). That’s one of the reasons McCain always says “he’s a Bud man”. Cindy’s father is the one who launched McCain’s career. The FIL introduced McCain to all his buddies.

And yes, Cindy had a serious drug problem and did some unlawful things to support her habit.

[lone star annie]

Go Mitt!!!

[JFC]

Have we not learned that exit polls can and have been wrong over and over again???

[levotb]

Have a drink, xtinct! It’s gonna be a long night...

[lonevoice]

All true, and isn't it surprising (NOT) that you never hear about this, and a lot of people are totally unaware of it? But, you can bet if McCrazy is the nominee, the Clintons will shove this in our faces 24 X 7.

I believe the sons serving are sons born to his first wife who was crippled in a car accident. McCain was having an affair with his current wife while married to wife #1.

His current wife, Cindy, was addicted to drugs and stealing them from a hospital she supported. Tried to blame it on a volunteer but when the Feds got involved discovered Cindy was stealing them to support her habit and John McCain hired Vernon Jordan’s (of Lewinsky fame)law partner to hush-hush up the deal.

[icwhatudo]

Florida Department of State
Division of Elections

2008 Presidential Preference
Republican Primary

UNOFFICIAL ELECTION NIGHT RETURNS
(may not include absentee or provisional ballots)
Page Generated: 1/29/2008 7:23 PM

U.S. President

	Rudy Giuliani (REP)	Mike Huckabee (REP)	Duncan Hunter (REP)	Alan Keyes (REP)	John McCain (REP)	Ron Paul (REP)	Mitt Romney (REP)	Tom Tancredo (REP)	Fred Thompson (REP)
Total	12,101	6,799	121	137	17,937	1,455	21,755	61	1,696
% Votes	19.5%	11.0%	0.2%	0.2%	28.9%	2.3%	35.1%	0.1%	2.7%

Prepared by the Florida Department of State, Division of Elections from reports submitted by the Florida Supervisors of Elections

[tflabo]

Are you sure they weren’t all trying to leave and yelling for My Cane, My Cane, My Cane?

LOL.....needed that laugh relief.

[GraniteStateConservative]

“Why even mention the adoption and Mother Teresa? Does he want some sort of credit for it? Was that their motivation? I know that the “black baby” issue was used against McCain in SC in 2000, but no one knows where that came form. “

For the record, Romney ran radio ads in NH that talked about how he helped a worker find this worker's daughter in New York, after she was missing. It's just how things are done.

[kgrif_Salinas]

Romney 28656
McLame 25830

[bill1952]

To be fair, I will bet that a sizable amount of those votes are from the early voting before Fred withdrew and left them out to dry.

[Onerom99]

Romney 28,656
McCain 25,830

[StarFan]

Wow it shows Romney in the lead.

[Scarchin]

R - 34
Mc - 31

[truthkeeper]

Have we not learned that exit polls can and have been wrong over and over again???

Most recently in New Hampshire.

[COBOL2Java]

Here’s hoping that trend continues...

[RDTF]

can you please post the Dems too?

[silentreignofheroes]

To much like NYC for those folks,,don’t think he’ll take it

[longtermmemmory]

Florida Department of State
Division of Elections

2008 Presidential Preference

UNOFFICIAL ELECTION NIGHT RETURNS
(may not include absentee or provisional ballots)
Page Generated: 1/29/2008 7:28 PM

County Reporting Status
County	Last Update	Absentees Completed	Early Voting Completed	Precincts Completed	Provisionals Completed
Alachua		N	N	N	N
Baker		N	N	N	N
Bay		N	N	N	N
Bradford		N	N	N	N
Brevard		N	N	N	N
Broward		N	N	N	N
Calhoun		N	N	N	N
Charlotte		N	N	N	N
Citrus		N	N	N	N
Clay	1/29/2008 7:13 PM	N	N	N	N
Collier	1/29/2008 7:14 PM	N	N	N	N
Columbia	1/29/2008 7:27 PM	N	N	N	N
Desoto		N	N	N	N
Dixie		N	N	N	N
Duval		N	N	N	N
Escambia		N	N	N	N
Flagler		N	N	N	N
Franklin		N	N	N	N
Gadsden		N	N	N	N
Gilchrist		N	N	N	N
Glades		N	N	N	N
Gulf		N	N	N	N
Hamilton		N	N	N	N
Hardee		N	N	N	N
Hendry		N	N	N	N
Hernando		N	N	N	N
Highlands		N	N	N	N
Hillsborough	1/29/2008 7:15 PM	N	N	N	N
Holmes		N	N	N	N
Indian River	1/29/2008 7:09 PM	N	N	N	N
Jackson		N	N	N	N
Jefferson		N	N	N	N
Lafayette		N	N	N	N
Lake	1/29/2008 7:23 PM	Y	Y	N	N
Lee		N	N	N	N
Leon	1/29/2008 7:24 PM	N	N	N	N
Levy		N	N	N	N
Liberty		N	N	N	N
Madison		N	N	N	N
Manatee		N	N	N	N
Marion		N	N	N	N
Martin		N	N	N	N
Miami-Dade		N	N	N	N
Monroe		N	N	N	N
Nassau		N	N	N	N
Okaloosa		N	N	N	N
Okeechobee		N	N	N	N
Orange		N	N	N	N
Osceola		N	N	N	N
Palm Beach		N	N	N	N
Pasco	1/29/2008 7:27 PM	N	N	N	N
Pinellas		N	N	N	N
Polk		N	N	N	N
Putnam	1/29/2008 7:19 PM	N	N	N	N
Santa Rosa		N	N	N	N
Sarasota	1/29/2008 7:26 PM	N	Y	N	N
Seminole		N	N	N	N
St. Johns		N	N	N	N
St. Lucie		N	N	N	N
Sumter	1/29/2008 7:16 PM	Y	Y	N	N
Suwannee		N	N	N	N
Taylor		N	N	N	N
Union		N	N	N	N
Volusia		N	N	N	N
Wakulla	1/29/2008 7:16 PM	N	N	N	N
Walton		N	N	N	N
Washington		N	N	N	N

Prepared by the Florida Department of State, Division of Elections from reports submitted by the Florida Supervisors of Elections