[thingumbob]

You can watch this site for the Ohio returns on the absentee ballots and the early voting is also being counted in those numbers so they change daily or every couple of days in each county.

On Background, Ohio usually shows heavy totals for the Democrats who vote early or by absentee, While the Republicans vote in mass on election day. If only election day was counted in 2008 John McCain would have won the state.

The Democrat numbers are way down from total in 2008. They may be ahead but they are way behind because the Republicans have increased their numbers throughout all the state counties. Knowing that Repbulicans come out to vote on election day, this spells trouble for Obozo.

So, Republican enthusiasm is very important and the word from my friends and family on the ground there is that Ohio has very few Obozo signs and stickers on the cars. Romney signage is popping up in the Northeastern Ohio area and IN MY OLD County, Summit, the Romney campaign is all out of signage and they are saying it's like that all over. The carpet bombing of ads is beginning throughout the state for Romney and my mother was telling me they're devastating for Obozo.

[CityCenter]

I am in King County in Washington State and I am seeing NOTHING for Obama at all. Not saying Obama won’t win here, just noting what a big difference it is from 2008.

[verum ago]

The carpet bombing of ads is beginning throughout the state for Romney and my mother was telling me they're devastating for Obozo.

I've been wondering when that would start up. Here in Idaho I've seen about 1 Obama ad a day (all on national networks, no local buys of course) and 1 Romney ad total. Come to think of it, I've seen only a handful of R/R signs and no Obama signs either, just local candidate signs. Virtually no new bumper stickers either.

Being in a state that's locked up for a party definitely cuts back on the noise :)

[thepatriot1]

Great site!!