I'll accept that as a landslide.

It takes a Village to make an Idiot.

The other 200-million-odd votes are surely just a formality.

Which lends credence that this is going to be a close election.

have half of the homes boarded up?

sentiment in the country or even, in NH for that matter. The results in these town are mere observations - very cool observations, but still observations.

Guam is the first territory to finish voting for President. Of course they don't count in the electoral college so you won't hear anything. Polls closed about half an hour ago.

http://www.guampdn.com/article/20121106/NEWS01/121106011/ELECTION-UPDATE-First-ballots-Asan-voters-still-line-?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|Frontpage

Looks like there were lines, which is encouraging.


An exit poll of about 600 voters shows Democrats are likely to retain the majority in the Guam Legislature.
Conducted by the University of Guam Public Administration and Legal Studies Club, the exit survey shows Democratic senatorial candidates could end up with a super majority and the Republican minority possibly losing seats.

If this exit poll is accurate, this is an 11-4 Democratic majority, said UOG professor Ron McNinch.


http://www.guampdn.com/article/20121106/NEWS01/121106010/Exit-poll-Democrats-may-retain-legislative-leadership?odyssey=tab|mostpopular|text|OPINION01

If I lived there and didn't want to drag my butt to the voting booth at midnight, would they be allowed to release results?

It's heartening to see sad libertarians voting against Rmoney.

which is half of what it usually is, I don't see much for repubs to hang their hats on with the split decision. Hardlt a "knife's edge" if you ask me. Talk about dramatic license.