Drudge finally catches up. Arnold going to win

Drudge ^

[finnman69]

It looks like the final Survey USA numbers were very close..

[arkfreepdom]

I'm beginning to think we over at DU, BuzzFlash, etc. are the minority in this country.

Ya think.

[TJC]

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

Bustamante remains as Lt. Gov.

When Governor Arnold and the other guy show up at the same function, it will look like a scene out of TWINS

[lainie]

Are you listening to this on KFI?

[jmcclain19]

I don't know why, but the 39 days stuck in my head for some reason, it was either Hannity and Colmes or Greta that kept mentioning that number.

Either way, I agree with you. It reminds me of that Saturday night live skit poking fun at the Barbara Bush trying to woo Nancy Reagan out of the house and no matter what, she couldn't get Nancy out of the White House until the Secret Service dragged her out.

[oreolady]

Gray has the rest of the shredding to see to!

[jmcclain19]

brillant.

Guess what, those on DU and Buzzflash ARE in the minority in this country. Notice your state legislatures, state houses, congress, the white house....

[mrtysmm]

What I find very funny is....klintooon did it again. He went out to support Davis....and look what it got them. LOL......Serves them right. I hope klintooon goes out and supports his DNC candidate with as much vigor in 'o4.

[hole_n_one]

Gloria, you're a cartoon caharacter!

LOL!

[lainie]

LOL!

How was the YES punchhole?

[ScottinSacto]

From the Sec o' State:

Vote Certification Timeline
October 7, 2003 Statewide Special Election

* October 7, 2003 - Election Day. Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
* October 7, 2003 - Semifinal official canvass of the vote begins upon close of polls and continues uninterrupted until the final precinct is reported. All ballots except provisionals and absentees returned on election day are tallied during this initial canvass.
* October 9, 2003 - Official canvass of the vote must begin no later than this day (E+2) and continue until all ballots have been counted and accounted for.
* November 4, 2003 - Last day for county elections officials to complete their official canvass of the vote (E+28).
* November 11, 2003 - Last day for county elections officials to report their official canvass results to the Secretary of State (E+35).
* November 15, 2003 - Last day for the Secretary of State to certify the results of the statewide vote (E+39).

[hole_n_one]

caharacter s/b character

[lainie]

She's nearly as despicable as Mulholland. I'll give her credit for staying on the air though. Most of the rats will scurry back to their dark caves.

[Dave S]

39 days = time to certify the election

I thought I saw on TV that it was four days.

[george wythe]

It's too early to reject your own predictions. The night is young, and the absentee ballots might give McClintock is higher poll standing.

[hole_n_one]

How was the YES punchhole?

There didn't seem to be the same build-up of chads, but I suspect it's because they've had to clean it out it every couple of hours.

LOL!

[No Truce With Kings]

"You think the 9th Circus hasn't learned its lesson yet?"

The 9th Circus Court is like the Bourbon Kings of France -- they learn nothing and they forget nothing.

But the Demi-Rats are not going to just go to the 9th Circus. They are also going to challenge it in state court, too.

Anything for a keep-away, slow-down defense.

[george wythe]

DUer bellyaching: I for one am ready to give up on politics.

Naw. . . just up your meds.

I haven't visited that site since the last national election. Time for schaudenfreude

[snarkpup]

I think Drudge was very anti-Arnold on his radio show as well.

Drudge strikes me as extremely moralistic to the point of being a single-issue voter. I don't think Arnold passes his litmus test on the abortion issue and therefore will be attacked without mercy.