Election Day!

[TheReverend]

Originally Posted by KevinJames

What channel has the best coverage?

& wheres the damn comedy central election coverage, this can sometimes be really boring watching some of these channels.

I'm an NBC guy. It seems the least partisan to me... and I can't stand partisan coverage even when it echoes my beliefs.

[Kid A]

Originally Posted by KevinJames

What channel has the best coverage?

& wheres the damn comedy central election coverage, this can sometimes be really boring watching some of these channels.

Would like to here some suggestions, too. I hate Blitzer and some of CNN's bull****, but they do have a very constant stream of updates, so not too bad. The body language on Fox is...not promising for Romney. Flipping back to NBC and ABC a bit.

[Kid A]

Linda McMahon (of WWE fame) has now spent $100 million on two losing senate runs. Wow.

[Kid A]

Saying there are still 4 hour lines in parts of Florida? You can still vote if you are in line before closing time. JFC, what is wrong with that state that, 12 years after embarrassing itself, they still can't run a goddamn election.

[DHallblows]

Originally Posted by KevinJames

What channel has the best coverage?

& wheres the damn comedy central election coverage, this can sometimes be really boring watching some of these channels.

CC coverage doesn't start until 10 my time, I guess 9pm in the 3oh3

[theAPAOps5]

New York Times has a cool graphic on how each candidate can win. Shows how huge Florida and Ohio are.

http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/re...dent/scenarios

[KevinJames]

^that scenario thing looks bad for Romney.

I honest didn't vote because I haven't took the to explore each candidate and his views deep enough, however I did watch all the debates last month. Another reason I didn't vote is because I feel both of them are way too ego driven and full of themselves.

This has nothing to do with the candidates themselves but I am hating my facebook & twitter timeline right now, its black vs white on some real racist over the top exaggeration ****.

[Rohirrim]

NBC calls Pennsylvania for Obama. That means if Romney doesn't take Ohio, he's toast.

[Rohirrim]

Florida surprises me. I assumed that was going Romney. I'd already put it in the Romney column. But it's still too close to call and Obama is leading. Bizarre.

[theAPAOps5]

Originally Posted by Rohirrim

NBC calls Pennsylvania for Obama. That means if Romney doesn't take Ohio, he's toast.

Looking at the spread in the percentage so far in Ohio I can't imagine it will be too much longer before that call comes.

[Rohirrim]

Looks like the lead for Florida has swung back in favor of Romney.

[theAPAOps5]

Originally Posted by Rohirrim

Florida surprises me. I assumed that was going Romney. I'd already put it in the Romney column. But it's still too close to call and Obama is leading. Bizarre.

Everywhere I am seeing its too close to call with Mitt leading. But by leading we are talking by a whisker on the end of a whisker of a lead.

[OrangeSe7en]

Originally Posted by Rohirrim

Florida surprises me. I assumed that was going Romney. I'd already put it in the Romney column. But it's still too close to call and Obama is leading. Bizarre.

Add to that the fact that in Dade Co., only 15% of the results are in and that has a huge latino vote for Obama.

[spiralism]

Originally Posted by Rohirrim

Looks like the lead for Florida has swung back in favor of Romney.

Greater Miami region is only at 20% though, that should offset it imo.

[OrangeSe7en]

Originally Posted by spiralism

Greater Miami region is only at 20% though, that should offset it imo.

If the % remains consistent in Miami, that will mean 1.2 million votes for Obama. This would also mean around 745,000 votes for Romney. That's a huge swing and when I glanced at the other counties that had a low % of the votes in and it didnt really seem like there could be enough votes to overtake this disparity in Miami-Dade Co. Again, this is based on the numbers at 26% votes being in.

http://elections.msnbc.msn.com/ns/po...ida/president/

[Rohirrim]

Obama takes Wisconsin. That's a biggie. Looks like Ryan couldn't deliver his home state.

[baja]

what is the best station to watch the returns ?

watching CNN right now

[TheReverend]

Originally Posted by Rohirrim

Obama takes Wisconsin. That's a biggie. Looks like Ryan couldn't deliver his home state.

It's huge, yeah. Should've gone with Rubio to help swing Florida and the Latin vote.

[Hulamau]

Originally Posted by theAPAOps5

I can see it already. Florida is coming down to hanging chads....... and they don't even have hanging chad ballots anymore. Its that close!

Florida is a squeaker so far at 76% votes in but Obama with acvery tight lead and still the cvast majority of Broward and Dade counties are not in yet and those typically go big time for the Dems.... If Obama winds up taking Florida, its turn out the lights time and everyone can get to sleep early!

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by pricejj

I think you are talking about when Obama and the Democrats rammed Obamacare down our throats without a single Republican vote.

Big surprise. The Republicans did not vote for anything with Obama. Their agenda from the first day was to get Obama out. No jobs bills passed through the house all other bills were fillibustered in the Senate.

Anyway, this election is over.

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by baja

what is the best station to watch the returns ?

watching CNN right now

The Daily Show and Cobert Reports!!

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by Rohirrim

NBC calls Pennsylvania for Obama. That means if Romney doesn't take Ohio, he's toast.

Romney needs Florida, Virginia, North Carolina and Ohio. He loses any of those it is over.

[Dukes]

Originally Posted by TheReverend

It's huge, yeah. Should've gone with Rubio to help swing Florida and the Latin vote.

Hopefully Rubio is ready to run in 2016.

[chickennob2]

CBS just called Elizabeth Warren to the Senate! I voted for her!

[Rohirrim]

Elizabeth Warren wins!