No, he is projected to have 297 electoral votes. The election goes by actual counts when they finish.Mike from Texas wrote:It's over. Obama has 297 electoral votes.
We're in for a rough 4 years.
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- Tue Nov 04, 2008 11:29 pm
- Forum: Federal - 2008
- Topic: Election Night Poll: Whatchya drinkin'?
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Re: Election Night Poll: Whatchya drinkin'?
- Tue Nov 04, 2008 11:13 pm
- Forum: Federal - 2008
- Topic: Election Night Poll: Whatchya drinkin'?
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Re: Election Night Poll: Whatchya drinkin'?
Hah!
Everyone seems to have called the election already. States that have very low percentages reporting are already called as Obama victories.
It will be interesting to see how things turn out over the next several hours...
Everyone seems to have called the election already. States that have very low percentages reporting are already called as Obama victories.
It will be interesting to see how things turn out over the next several hours...
- Tue Nov 04, 2008 9:41 pm
- Forum: Federal - 2008
- Topic: Election Night Poll: Whatchya drinkin'?
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Re: Election Night Poll: Whatchya drinkin'?
Iced Mojo, currently. 
We'll see what happens later. I'm watching the gap narrow as all the reports from the more rural precincts in various states come in.
CNN seems to be callings states awfully early on. It's amusing the states that have 0% reporting already called for Obama.
I already saw them recant North Carolina. For a bit there, they had it called for Obama with a majority of votes showing for McCain. 
That little check mark has since disappeared as McCain's lead widened. Minnesota is in that state right now... McCain majority at the moment, with a check mark next to Obama on it. 
Somehow lots of states getting called early for Obama, but almost none that way for McCain. Of course, they're not biased or anything.
We'll see what happens later. I'm watching the gap narrow as all the reports from the more rural precincts in various states come in.
CNN seems to be callings states awfully early on. It's amusing the states that have 0% reporting already called for Obama.
I already saw them recant North Carolina. For a bit there, they had it called for Obama with a majority of votes showing for McCain. That little check mark has since disappeared as McCain's lead widened. Minnesota is in that state right now... McCain majority at the moment, with a check mark next to Obama on it. Somehow lots of states getting called early for Obama, but almost none that way for McCain. Of course, they're not biased or anything.