Bear in mind, last time Fox News got the projections wrong, an idiot got put in the White House.Originally Posted by mr_pikachu
Democrat - Hillary Clinton
Democrat - John Edwards
Democrat - Barack Obama
Republican - Rudy Giuliani
Republican - Mike Huckabee
Republican - John McCain
Republican - Ron Paul
Republican - Mitt Romney
Switzerland - Swiss Cheese
Re: 2008 U.S. Presidential Election - Primaries
Bear in mind, last time Fox News got the projections wrong, an idiot got put in the White House.
Re: 2008 U.S. Presidential Election - Primaries
Fixed for the Truth.
It isn't Fox News' fault that many stations forgot that Florida was in two time zones and the most Republican areas of it closed one hour later.
Last edited by Roy Karrde; 5th February 2008 at 07:53 PM.
Re: 2008 U.S. Presidential Election - Primaries
Meh. I just believe the facts, such as the Republicans were too scared to have a legally-binding recount.
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Well it would be nice if he recounted all the Ballots, and not just the Democrat district ones. It would also be nice if he didn't try to change election law to help him win, or throw out all the overseas ballots so that the heavily Republican favored Military didn't get to vote.
Then again it would also have been nice if the Media was actually able to see a map so that they wouldn't call a state before all polls had closed in the state, that way voters heading to vote in the Central Time Zone portion wouldn't believe their vote would be useless.
Re: 2008 U.S. Presidential Election - Primaries
At this late hour for Super Tuesday, I see McCain going to win the Republican nomination and it seems Obama will get the Democratic nomination (unless I'm missing something).
This means I'll vote for McCain.
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Re: 2008 U.S. Presidential Election - Primaries
According to CNN.com, this is how Super Tuesday stands thus far:
Democratic Party
Hillary Clinton: AR, AZ, CA*, MA, NJ, NY, OK, TN
Tuesday Delegates: 71
Total Delegates: 371
Barack Obama: AL*, CO*, CT, DE*, GA, ID* IL, KS, MN*, ND*, UT*
Tuesday Delegates: 80
Total Delegates: 306
No Projection: MO, NM, AL*, AZ*, CA*, CO*, DE*, ID*, MN*, ND*, UT*
Republican Party
John McCain: AZ, CA*, CT, DE, IL*, MO, NJ, NY, OK
Tuesday Delegates: 329
Total Delegates: 475
Mike Huckabee: AL*, AR, GA, TN*, WV
Tuesday Delegates: 58
Total Delegates: 105
Ron Paul:
Tuesday Delegates: 0
Total Delegates: 6
Mitt Romney: CO*, MA, MN*, MT*, ND*, UT
Tuesday Delegates: 41
Total Delegates: 151
No Projection: AL*, CA*, CO*, IL*, MN*, MT*, ND*, TN*
*State winners projected, but delegates not yet assigned
EDIT: I'm changing the tracking format a bit.
Code:DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES HC: Hillary Clinton BO: Barack Obama OT: Still Pledged to Other Candidate HC BO OT ALABAMA 10 11 -- ALASKA 1 1 -- AMERICAN SAMOA -- ARIZONA 3 2 -- ARKANSAS 12 0 -- CALIFORNIA 22 12 -- COLORADO 4 2 -- CONNECTICUT 22 27 -- DELAWARE 8 9 -- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 9 3 -- FLORIDA 0 0 -- GEORGIA 17 27 -- GUAM -- HAWAII -- IDAHO 0 2 -- ILLINOIS 25 67 -- INDIANA -- IOWA 18 18 14 KANSAS 6 17 -- KENTUCKY -- LOUISIANA 1 0 -- MAINE -- MARYLAND 8 3 -- MASSACHUSETTS 53 35 -- MICHIGAN 0 0 -- MINNESOTA 3 3 -- MISSISSIPPI -- MISSOURI 17 10 -- MONTANA -- NEBRASKA 0 1 -- NEVADA 14 14 -- NEW HAMPSHIRE 11 12 4 NEW JERSEY 60 38 -- NEW MEXICO 4 1 -- NEW YORK 144 75 -- NORTH CAROLINA -- NORTH DAKOTA 5 12 -- OHIO -- OKLAHOMA 18 10 -- OREGON -- PALAU -- PENNSYLVANIA -- PUERTO RICO -- RHODE ISLAND -- SOUTH CAROLINA 14 26 8 SOUTH DAKOTA -- TENNESSEE 27 14 -- TEXAS -- UTAH 2 0 -- VERMONT -- VIRGIN ISLANDS -- VIRGINIA 6 3 -- WASHINGTON 4 2 -- WEST VIRGINIA -- WISCONSIN 1 2 -- WYOMING -- TOTAL DELEGATES 591 476 26
Code:REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES MH: Mike Huckabee JM: John McCain RP: Ron Paul MR: Mitt Romney MH JM RP MR ALABAMA 0 0 0 0 ALASKA AMERICAN SAMOA ARIZONA 0 53 0 0 ARKANSAS 22 0 0 0 CALIFORNIA 0 11 0 0 COLORADO 0 0 0 0 CONNECTICUT 0 27 0 0 DELAWARE 0 18 0 0 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FLORIDA 0 57 0 0 GEORGIA 33 0 0 0 GUAM HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS 0 1 0 1 INDIANA IOWA 17 3 2 12 KANSAS 0 2 0 1 KENTUCKY LOUISIANA 0 3 0 0 MAINE 0 1 0 19 MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS 0 17 0 22 MICHIGAN 1 5 0 24 MINNESOTA 0 0 0 2 MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI 0 58 0 0 MONTANA 0 0 0 0 NEBRASKA NEVADA 2 4 4 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE 1 7 0 4 NEW JERSEY 0 52 0 0 NEW MEXICO NEW YORK 0 101 0 0 NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA 0 1 0 0 OHIO OKLAHOMA 6 29 0 0 OREGON PALAU PENNSYLVANIA PUERTO RICO RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA 5 19 0 0 SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE 0 1 0 0 TEXAS UTAH 0 0 0 36 VERMONT VIRGIN ISLANDS VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA 18 0 0 1 WISCONSIN WYOMING 0 0 0 9 TOTAL DELEGATES 105 475 6 151
Last edited by mr_pikachu; 6th February 2008 at 12:36 AM.
Re: 2008 U.S. Presidential Election - Primaries
A very confusing Super Tuesday. No one expected Huckabee to do as well, nor do I think people expected Romney to do not so well and McCain got the big states which meant he got the big delegates. So I'm happy because I like McCain.
On the democratic side well Obama won caucases and Connecticut and Missouri and a few others but Clinton won the majors and california. Which by going by the news the talk was whoever won California was the winner on the day but its seems to be the news just like to ignore what they had been saying for the past week because they love Obama.
I don't get americans I just hope he crashes soon and Clinton wins.
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I just think too many Democrats either hate Hillary ( Many Democrat Women ) or just think she is unelectable, and they would rather go with Obama who stands a outside chance of getting the White House for Democrats. Then losing the White House for a third straight time.
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