Pretty much, i think he'd have to sweep nevada, colorado, iowa, florida and virginia? THat might be off.

Colorado is looking blue so far.

Big dem counties in Florida still have hour+ lines

Pretty much, i think he'd have to sweep nevada, colorado, iowa, florida and virginia? THat might be off.

 

Something like that.

What if he takes Florida and Virginia?

Not with the other called states

The only way...

 

CBS gives NH to Obama.

Florida has been teetering back and forth, but I think the southern part of the state is going to push Obama over the edge. If Obama wins Florida and Ohio, I would say it's over.

Florida has been teetering back and forth, but I think the southern part of the state is going to push Obama over the edge. If Obama wins Florida and Ohio, I would say it's over.

 

It would be over.

Florida has been teetering back and forth, but I think the southern part of the state is going to push Obama over the edge. If Obama wins Florida and Ohio, I would say it's over.

I think it's mathematically impossible if those go Obama

Donnelly beats Mourdock... a gift from God I am sure.

I think it's mathematically impossible if those go Obama

It's mathematically impossible if one of those go Obama.

Donnelly beats Mourdock... a gift from God I am sure.

The dangers of primary challenges

It's over.

It's over.

 

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Florida has been teetering back and forth, but I think the southern part of the state is going to push Obama over the edge. If Obama wins Florida and Ohio, I would say it's over.

 

Which way does the panhandle lean? They close later than the rest of the state.

I think Ohio is going blue, at least from what I'm seeing on CNN.

If one of Virgina, Florida, or Ohio goes blue its over.

Which way does the panhandle lean? They close later than the rest of the state.

Panhandle leans Republican, but the population is much lower than the Miami area that still has a good chunk to go.

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Ohio is going to go Obama.

Which way does the panhandle lean? They close later than the rest of the state.

It's basically Alabama up there.

 

But there are still long lines in Miami, Brower and other dem counties

CNN just broke it down to where Romney must take Ohio, Florida, and Virginia to have a chance. Doesn't look good.

It really does not look so well for Romney, and Florida is looking stronger for Obama than anyone expects.

 

MSNBC is reporting that there's roughly one million votes in Broward and Miami-Dade likely to be counted - those are Obama strongholds.

Panhandle leans Republican, but the population is much lower than the Miami area that still has a good chunk to go.

 

Thanks. Yeah, I saw at one point they had around 1000 votes separation. They just said as I'm typing that Miami still has people voting.

I'm reading that oreilly had a full-blown racist meltdown