Kerry still closing in on ohio - Democratic Underground

Fear

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:06 AM
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Kerry still closing in on ohio

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http://network.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2004/general/by_state/pres_sen_gov/OH.html?SITE=CSPANELN&SECTION=POLITICS

2004 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS
Ohio
2004-11-03 05:57:23 GMT (i) = incumbent = winner = runoff
President - 9954 of 11477 Precincts Reporting
Name Party Votes Pct
Bush, George (i) Rep 2,420,921 50.81
Kerry, John Dem 2,319,462 48.68

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freetobegay

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:10 AM
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1. We have lost Ohio.

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cheshire

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:11 AM
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2. They called it before all votes counted.

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City Lights

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:11 AM
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3. Not yet we haven't.

Kerry is closing the gap.

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endnote

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:14 AM
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4. Not yet. Look at Cuyahoga, one of the few left to count:

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Cuyahoga
Kerry, John F. Democratic 263,028 62.73%
Bush, George W. Republican 154,396 36.82%

Precincts Reporting: 62.19% 419,280

It's going strongly Kerry 2:1 and there are like 350K of people left to count.

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NewYorkerfromMass

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:17 AM
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5. He could win it if he maintains that ratio

Kerry could net a 200k gain and pull it out.

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:22 AM
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7. Cuyahoga has 90% reporting

I don't think we have the votes to pull it out :puke:

Add to my Journal

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regnaD kciN

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Wed Nov-03-04 01:21 AM
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6. Unless the final margin is over 120,000, it's NOT over!

There are at least that many provisional votes not yet counted -- and they may take until the 11th to be counted.

While the margin is less than the provisional votes, the state is still in play.

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