To: Red in Blue PA
Newsradio is reporting not so heavy turnout across Miami-Dade.
I have driven past several precincts in heavy Republican areas, with not too much activity.
5 seconds before I read this, I said this was a bad sign for McCain, but if the reports are true throughout the county, it might be a wash.
10 posted on
11/04/2008 12:31:14 PM PST by
Boiling Pots
(Barack Obama is not your hip black friend)
To: Boiling Pots
Fauxbama has banked on Miami, it doesn’t show for him, it won’t even be a contest in FL.
To: Boiling Pots
Dade not looking good for McPal? Tell me it ain't so! We need EVERY vote we can squeeze out of RED districts!
To: Boiling Pots
Dade not looking good for McPal? Tell me it ain't so! We need EVERY vote we can squeeze out of RED districts!
To: Boiling Pots
Turnout is pretty average in the Milwaukee area. It feels far below 2004.
To: Boiling Pots
Zogby reported Florida and Ohio breaking towards McCain.
86 posted on
11/04/2008 12:54:26 PM PST by
word_warrior_bob
(You can now see my amazing doggie and new puppy on my homepage!! Come say hello to Jake & Sonny)
To: Boiling Pots
“Newsradio is reporting not so heavy turnout across Miami-Dade.”
I live in Newt's old district. I was back home 12 minutes after I left the house to vote. I am only 1/2 mi. from the polling place.
One of the poll workers told me I was number 850.
For the most part, voters vote very early in the morning, or on the way home.
Georgia had a lot of early voting at a few designated places, which were heavily visited by blacks.
Many of my white conservative friends sent for an absentee-type ballot.
94 posted on
11/04/2008 1:00:21 PM PST by
Preachin'
(I stand with many voters who will never vote for a pro abortion candidate.)
To: Boiling Pots
In Florida lot of people already voted early. On sunday(the last day of early voting), people reported about 5 hours wait time. A coworker told today that it took him less than an hour to vote today. Florida is already in the bag for McPalin. Have peace.
To: Boiling Pots
Newsradio is reporting not so heavy turnout across Miami-Dade. I have driven past several precincts in heavy Republican areas, with not too much activity. 5 seconds before I read this, I said this was a bad sign for McCain, but if the reports are true throughout the county, it might be a wash. I would think the GOP vote would have either early voted or will come and vote after they get off of work.
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