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2012 Presidential Election 5: Election Day Countdown

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ESPN is reporting some critical early numbers from Ohio which show:

Ball State--14
Toledo--7 early in the second quarter.
 
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Well, Michigan was a "battleground state" for about .7 seconds.

As expected by everyone sane.
 
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PA to the President.

It's the beginning of the end.
 
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CBS (fwiw) has Ohio, Sconnie and New Hampshire "leaning" Obama and Obama has a nice early lead in Colorado...
 
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CBS called Wisconsin for Obama...so much for Paul Ryan...

And they called NH as well...
 
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A Shot and a Goal said:
Ball State--14
Toledo--7 early in the second quarter.
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Testicle Tech!

You used to be able to get a t-shirt in Indiana saying: I'd rather Ball U than I U. Clever Hoosiers.

edit: Back on topic: Holy cow these Florida numbers are tight.
 
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Vigo County in Indiana went for Obama narrowly. Apparently Vigo county has picked the winner in all but 2 elections going back to 1892. In every presidential eleciton since 1960 the split in Vigo has been within 3% of what the national split has been.
 
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Romney at 153 now. He will probably win Alaska, Arizona, Idaho, Missouri, Montana and Utah, as well as the 2nd CD in Nebraska, which will bring him to 191.

To win the election, he must win Colorado, Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, which would bring him to 257.

There are 2 paths left from that point: (1) win Ohio to get to 275, or (2) win Iowa and Nevada to get a tie at 269 and a certain win in the House. New Hampshire could put him over the top in scenario (2), but is otherwise unimportant.
 
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Well, rover gets to pay more taxes now as the super rich.
 
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The applause on the desk on MSNBC is ridiculous. I've spent most of my time watching that and I'm waiting for the producers to just hand the "analysts" a bunch of blue pompoms.

I'd pay to see Chris Matthews in a cheerleader outfit, as disgusting as it would be.
 
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cF[Authentic] said:
The applause on the desk on MSNBC is ridiculous. I've spent most of my time watching that and I'm waiting for the producers to just hand the "analysts" a bunch of blue pompoms.

I'd pay to see Chris Matthews in a cheerleader outfit, as disgusting as it would be.
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It really is. When Warren won her Senate race, I could hear that dingus ed basically cheering and a definite "Good".
 
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Nate Silver @fivethirtyeight
On The Wall, The Writing.
 
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I don't know why he's getting such a megaboner. Any sane person could see Romney was the overwhelming underdog.
 
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Because he was called out for saying it wasnt as close as everyone pretended it would be. He got it right he has every right to gloat about it.

Now will Dick Morris mea culpa for being completely wrong...we know Newt wont :p
 
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Handyman said:
Because he was called out for saying it wasnt as close as everyone pretended it would be. He got it right he has every right to gloat about it.

Now will Dick Morris mea culpa for being completely wrong...we know Newt wont :p
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Um, who called him out?
 
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Handyman said:
Because he was called out for saying it wasnt as close as everyone pretended it would be. He got it right he has every right to gloat about it.

Now will Dick Morris mea culpa for being completely wrong...we know Newt wont :p
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I think he was talking about Matthews.
 
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cF[Authentic] said:
The applause on the desk on MSNBC is ridiculous. I've spent most of my time watching that and I'm waiting for the producers to just hand the "analysts" a bunch of blue pompoms.

I'd pay to see Chris Matthews in a cheerleader outfit, as disgusting as it would be.
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Is it as awesome as the meltdown I'm watching on FOX?
 
cF[Authentic] said:
The applause on the desk on MSNBC is ridiculous. I've spent most of my time watching that and I'm waiting for the producers to just hand the "analysts" a bunch of blue pompoms.

I'd pay to see Chris Matthews in a cheerleader outfit, as disgusting as it would be.
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I had no idea they were paying al sharpton :p
 
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