Thread: Could it be over before the polls even close?

The East Coast polls will close first.
Can there be enough electorals before the the West Coast polls shut down? What say you?

Obama currently leads Indiana and New Hampshire with less than 1% of polls reporting. McCain leads Kentucky.

But the election usually is determined before the West Coast finishes anyway.

Right now, McCain is trouncing Obama in Kentucky: 65 - 34.

Only 1% reporting.

Originally Posted by Bluegrass

Right now, McCain is trouncing Obama in Kentucky: 65 - 34.

Only 1% reporting.

You expected different?

Originally Posted by Bluegrass

Right now, McCain is trouncing Obama in Kentucky: 65 - 34.

Only 1% reporting.

Eight electoral votes doesn't make for a show stopper though....

Originally Posted by freckles

You expected different?

Only 1% here. I expect it to end up closer than that when Louisville and Lexington results come in.

But yeah, it will be a decisive Obama loss here.

I am stuck in McCainland.

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

Eight electoral votes doesn't make for a show stopper though....

True. Also, it doesn't make it interesting when half the state seems to vote straight party for the Repubs.

Originally Posted by Bluegrass

True. Also, it doesn't make it interesting when half the state seems to vote straight party for the Repubs.

That's because they're all related....:whistling:

Originally Posted by Bluegrass

Only 1% here. I expect it to end up closer than that when Louisville and Lexington results come in.

But yeah, it will be a decisive Obama loss here.

I am stuck in McCainland.

The numbers must be overwhelming since McCain is winning the total popular vote between the three reporting states 53-45.

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

That's because they're all related....:whistling:

I'm not in the sticks, man!