Obama ahead, 15-6

[Talisker]

Official poll results from Dixville Notch, NH:

Obama: 15
McCain: 6
Nader: 0

[charmtrap]

I don't think they've ever chosen a Democrat. I guess...good news?

Now, how did Hart's Location vote?

[Scrax]

I am so not looking forward to waking up in 4 hours. It's suppose to rain too -_-.

http://i38.tinypic.com/246o1sj.jpg

Virginia is doomed. Yea it's racist, but city blacks arn't going to wait in the rain. They will melt.

[charmtrap]

Hart's Location:

Obama 17
McCain 10
Paul 2

In the bag.

[Jason McCullough]

First time Dixville Notch has gone Democratic since 1968 (http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/04/dixville.notch/index.html). Oh please, oh please let this be a trend.

[DavidKaye]

Oh ffs (http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/11/is-dixville-notch-predictive.html).

[Jason McCullough]

The stranger's blog has some awesome (http://slog.thestranger.com/) voting reports up.

On Thursday I opened up my absentee ballot and filled in everything but the presidential race. Then I called over my 6-year old daughter and she laid her hand on top of mine as together we drew the line connecting the arrow to cast the vote for Barack Obama.

Kirsti Thomas
Tacoma, WA

[Angie Gallant]

This is great news. Not because it means anything, but because the spasms of uncontrollable rage have already begun on Free Republic.

[Kareem]

No kidding.

well you will have to admit it’s surprising to see BushI and Dole supporters voting for the Messiah

[Scrax]

I am so not looking forward to waking up in 4 hours. It's suppose to rain too -_-.



Aw damn, it is raining. Whine and complain. WHINE AND COMPLAIN.

*Picks up umbrella.*

[Rward]

Where can I find a map online with how many vote each person has per state?
(I've looked at cnn.com but I'm not sure if that's their predictions I'm looking at or the actual results)

[Talisker]

Where can I find a map online with how many vote each person has per state?
(I've looked at cnn.com but I'm not sure if that's their predictions I'm looking at or the actual results)
There won't be any actual results for twelve or thirteen hours from now at the absolute earliest (well, other than those two tiny villages in New Hampshire).

[Rward]

I figured that could be why I can't find anything yet ;)

[Scrax]

Well that was anti-climactic, my first vote and where are the fireworks?

Richmond City Richmond, in and out in 10 minutes. There was maybe only a 15 minute wait outside the door which seems disappointing to me. Center of Richmond on a college campus?

The longest wait was waiting for the little old lady to find my name on the sheet with both a ruler and a magnifying glass! Jesus Christ Richmond, how long is she going to last?

[Calistas]

Thanks all for reminding me to visit freerepublic.com for the first time. Man, that place is awesome! It almost reads like political satire, but it's not! From the headlines, to the usernames, profiles, Obamageddon fan fic, the lot, awesome!

I like the speculation that the stock market plummeted recently as a deliberate ploy to improve Obama's chances, or the other speculation that it's popping back up because the brokers have secret polling showing that Obama is going to lose, because "why would the markets be happy about a socialist getting in?". Guess Freepers don't read the Economist. Or have two braincells to rub together.

[strummer]

Oh ffs (http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/11/is-dixville-notch-predictive.html).


While it might not have been historically predictive of how greater NH will vote, the fact that a town that has never gone democratic since 1968 overwhelming went to Obama certainly provides some insight into how the greater election may go.

[salwon]

First time Dixville Notch has gone Democratic since 1968 (http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/04/dixville.notch/index.html). Oh please, oh please let this be a trend.


1968 huh? How'd that work out?

[John Many Jars]

I've dwelt in Dixville Notch for many long happy years.

[Velvet Elvis]

Official poll results from Dixville Notch, NH:

Obama: 15
McCain: 6
Nader: 0

Awesome. Dixville Notch only has 19 registered voters. (http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=YzZmNmRmNDYwYzAxZTRjZGNlNDIzYTk1YTM2Y2RlZDU=)

EDIT: According to that site, there are 19 registered voters. After further investigation, I'm thinking that site may be full of shit.

[Jason McCullough]

1968 huh? How'd that work out?

Quiet, you!

[RepoMan]

Well that was anti-climactic, my first vote and where are the fireworks?
IN YOUR HEART, sir. IN YOUR HEART.

[Talisker]

Well that was anti-climactic, my first vote and where are the fireworks?
Let me tell you about anti-climactic -- my first presidential vote was for Dukakis.

[bdfinally]

Well that was anti-climactic, my first vote and where are the fireworks?

Richmond City Richmond, in and out in 10 minutes. There was maybe only a 15 minute wait outside the door which seems disappointing to me. Center of Richmond on a college campus?

The longest wait was waiting for the little old lady to find my name on the sheet with both a ruler and a magnifying glass! Jesus Christ Richmond, how long is she going to last?

I voted not far from you and the line was a block and a half to the door of the building...and no one left or melted ;)

[Woolen Horde]

Outer Richmond neighborhood of San Fran. All the voting booths were full, but only one guy in front of me in line. They gave me the electronic voting booth with a paper receipt that you review before you punch the "Cast Ballot" button.