LIVE THREAD: 2004 Presidential Election Results

http://www.freerepublic.com ^ | November 2, 2004

[Howlin]

Poll closing times!

Election Results Scorecard

[Peach]

Good points, Quilla :-)

[ml1954]

Brit seems pretty unruffled as usual.

[soccer_linux_mozilla]

George W. Bush (i) Republican 3,163 (62%) 0
John F. Kerry Democrat 1,924 (37%) 0
Ralph Nader Independent 35 (1%) 0

FoxNews.com Election Tracker

[geege]

And smoking

[oceanview]

gotta run for now, be back in 2+ hours. keep the faith! flood talk radio with call-ins about the use of the skewed exit polls to fool Republican voters - the evening drivetime shows, the message they send, are critical to people who are voting after work! if they hear negative spin, they may just drive home.

[leadpenny]

Probably right!

[kingedgars]

Four years ago, I was an hour late to work because I stayed up until 3:30 am watching the results and overslept.

[Tuxedo]

If there are long lines, voting continues until the line is gone. I don't know how they cap the line at the closing time.

[ImProudToBeAnAmerican]

Less filling! Tastes great!
Less filling! Tastes great!
Less filling! Tastes great!
Less filling! Tastes great!
Less filling! Tastes great!

The suspense and the shameless attempt to steal this election by the MSM is driving me batty.

Geo and Laura looked so positive and presidential this am...fingers tightly crossed...and yes, I did vote today!

[tongue-tied]

Hi Howlin, hi all

Locked in my barracks room, cooking burritos for some buds, and drinkin beer here. Ready for a long night.

For what it's worth--I have talked to around 18-20 people in my squadron (USN) and ONE was voting for the wrong guy. If my little sample is any indication, the military will go as it historically does, heavily for President Bush (Republican).

As an aside, they took our cable away due to costs, so all I have is the MSM and my computer. I'm counting on you guys to keep us posted as to what the cable networks are saying. Thanks in advance!

[Not A Snowbird]

Bump for later!

[ChadGore]

http://network.ap.org/dynamic/files/specials/election_night_2004/us_map_govsenhouse/index.html?SITE=CSPANELN&SECTION=POLITICS

[mabelkitty]

I live in Ohio, and my husband came home early so we could pack our lawn chairs and umbrellas and vote. Turns out, deputy was there, two local candidate supporters, and us. We were 100 something. VERY strong Republican area I live in.
We usually vote after work (me in my Nancy Reagan red Liz Claiborne suit) and have to wait in line, and the place is PACKED with folks passing out literature for their candidates. Has always been this way - since 1995.
It is also the time Kucinich's thugs start roughing folks up at the polls to drive out GOP voters (we moved out of his district when he won).
Yep, I would say you are right based on this anecdotal information. ; )

[FourPeas]

3 hours?! I'm glad our country is important enough to people that they're willing to do this. When we left this am for the polls, I was ready -- armed with lots of books, coloring pages and crayons. I'm glad we didn't need them.

Three hours. Amazing.

[Paladin2]

I'd suppect that a fair number of want change too - control of the borders, for instance. If Bush wins we want some significant improvements in national security

[soccer_linux_mozilla]

Here is another good link to results:

http://clubforgrowth.org/electionresults.php?PHPSESSID=97ca1b92a54c771f692c01608313ca50

[Green]

I hope other states are not incorrect like Texas is on that map as far as poll closing time. It says 8pm CST. Not correct. It is 7pm CST.

[luvie]

GO GEORGE W. BUSH!!!

[lectricpup]

that's funny, or strange... I didn't know Gore was on the ballot this time.

[Kahuna]

Have you ever heard of Tokyo Rose.geeze!