Looks like Kerry may be possibly winning Ohio now, one of the important states.

Well, CNN says its 53-46 Bush with 56% precincts reporting.

But it depends entirely on which precincts are reporting. No Miami results have been reported yet.

Looks like Kerry may be possibly winning Ohio now, one of the important states.

Not according to this.

Point is that it will go a long way towards evening up the popular vote.

Yeah, that was my point.

Looks like Kerry may be possibly winning Ohio now, one of the important states.

Nope, Bush is up 4 points with 15% counted as of 1 minute ago.

Looks like Kerry may be possibly winning Ohio now, one of the important states.

Ohio B: 52% K: 47%

Just updated a few secs ago...

11% precincts in

Not according to this.

Wow, and a bunch of Cleveland, Cincy, and Columbus votes are in that.

Nope,  Bush is up 4 points with 15% counted as of 1 minute ago.

Blame CBS not me.

Bush is up big ( 200,000 votes ) in Florida with 64% counted.

 

This could be an early night.

Just in case no one is using CNN.com yet, here is the best data for state by state coverage:

 

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/results/president/

Blame CBS not me.   

Who reported that? Dan Rather?

 

Bush is up big ( 200,000 votes ) in Florida with 64% counted.

 

This could be an early night.

And that is with 56% of Broward county in the books. That is huge.

I wish I had those models on my computer now. There are so many things I want to check on.

And that is with 56% of Broward county in the books.  That is huge.

Whoa, 64% of Miami is in, too.

Kerry up big in PA.

But that is without Lancaster in.

Whoa, 64% of Miami is in, too.

Yup, Bush is barely losing in Miami-Dade, 54-46. I'm really surprised, given the demographic breakdowns.

Bush is up big ( 200,000 votes ) in Florida with 64% counted.

 

This could be an early night.

Very little of South Florida has been reported yet. Kerry should have taken some of the I-4 corridor counties and unfortunately he didn't. But the returns frim Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties (If they learned how to cast a friggin' ballot down there) can easily erase the apparent Bush Florida lead.

 

Not that it will go down that way, but the state is far from a done deal. The absentee ballots will break for Bush as they traditionally do, and the early polling place votes will break toward Kerry, so no clear outcome can be projected from there either.

Kerry up big in PA.

But that is without Lancaster in.

ONly 19% of the state is in, and most of it is urban. If you look at all of the blank counties, those are Bush areas.

Whoa, 64% of Miami is in, too.

...less the absentee (Bush) and early polling site (Kerry) votes.

Very little of South Florida has been reported yet.  Kerry should have taken some of the I-4 corridor counties and unfortunately he didn't.  But the returns frim Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties (If they learned how to cast a friggin' ballot down there) can easily erase the apparent Bush Florida lead.

 

Not that it will go down that way, but the state is far from a done deal.  The absentee ballots will break for Bush as they traditionally do, and the early polling place votes will break toward Kerry, so no clear outcome can be projected from there either.

Broward is already in.

Very little of South Florida has been reported yet.  Kerry should have taken some of the I-4 corridor counties and unfortunately he didn't.  But the returns frim Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties (If they learned how to cast a friggin' ballot down there) can easily erase the apparent Bush Florida lead.

 

Not that it will go down that way, but the state is far from a done deal.  The absentee ballots will break for Bush as they traditionally do, and the early polling place votes will break toward Kerry, so no clear outcome can be projected from there either.

Actually big chunks of SF are in the books. 56% of Broward, 44% of Palm Beach, and 64% of Miami Dade according to this...

 

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/res...states/FL/P/00/

Bush gets all 5 from Nebraska.

Kerry up 66%-34% with 28% precincts reporting in PA.

Bush still winning BOTH Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Kerry has a 52,000 vote edge in FL right now.