VOTE: 2004 U.S. Election Results Overview & Discussion

In not on CNN, I have not heard anything about Indiana for the Dems yet on CNBC or online. Most are showing red


[edit on 11/2/04 by FredT]

[edit on 11/2/04 by FredT]

Indiana is at 60% Bush as I see it...
www.cnn.com...

CNN was using the wrong colour graphic for a bit. Confused me.

New Hampshire appears to be going to Kerry 59%-41%

West Virgina: Dems retain governors seat
Indiana Governors: Too close to call
Vermont Governors: Too Close to call.

Don't forge tthe governors races and the senate seats. So far the GOP is up one, but it was Zell Millers seat so It did not really change the balance of power anyway.

Originally posted by FredT
West Virgina: Dems retain governors seat
Indiana Governors: Too close to call
Vermont Governors: Too Close to call.

Don't forge tthe governors races and the senate seats. So far the GOP is up one, but it was Zell Millers seat so It did not really change the balance of power anyway.

Just done Senate. Going to so Gubernatorial races when i get the chance.

Bush is out to an early 56%-43% lead in Florida with 252 of 7241 reporting.

news.yahoo.com...

[edit on 2-11-2004 by BlackJackal]

Solid Work Nerdling BTW.

MSNBC just called WV for Bush

Heads up. GOP went to court in Philly. Absente Ballots may not be counted. Judge has issued a temp restraining order that prevents counting of those ballots in Penn.

Get a link up ASAP

Thanks Fred.

I'm updating national voting figures every 30 minutes. Will do it regularly after the 8pm big load comes in,

8pm, 20 states come in.

Originally posted by FredT
Heads up. GOP went to court in Philly. Absente Ballots may not be counted. Judge has issued a temp restraining order that prevents counting of those ballots in Penn.

Get a link up ASAP

Over 10,000 not being counted till 9:30AM

Sorry wrong number 10's of thousands....

[edit on 2-11-2004 by TrickmastertricK]

I think Kerry is going to win the popular vote in GA, It seems like it so far.

FNC --- New Orleans, LA activists have filed suit to keep polls open until 10 pm local time, to allow disenfranchised voters a chance to return to the polls and cast their vote...

Kerry just took Illinois
Bush Took Tennesee
Kerry took Mass
Alabama took Bush
Oklahoma took Bush
Maine took Kerry
Delaware took Kerry
DC took Kerry
\Florida too close still as with Ohio according to MSNBC

Yahoo has called New Jersey for Kerry

Just called Obama for the Senate in Illinois

ABC News just broadcasted on the Radio that Kerry has a projected electoral votes of 77 and Bush has 66

[edit on 2-11-2004 by BlackJackal]

This situation in the Penn State with the absentee ballots is huge!!! 10's of thousands is not good. Here we go again with another crazy/heated/contraversial election!

Cspan has Kerry at 77, Bush at 66.

Ohio, my state, is still too close to call. However, my local news channel here in Cleveland just reported that absentee ballots went about 65% to 35% to Kerry.