Florida has like a 2000 vote difference right now, damn what a race!

Florida - Seriously

Obama 49.6%
Romney 49.6%

That's fucked

Fox
O 147
R 149

Lol right now it's

Barack Obama 3,395,983
Mitt Romney 3,395,676

wtf for real!

It's just way way way to early to tell.

Who cares about these current numbers, its clear that if FL is to Obama then he wins (looking at Ohio results).

Not really, almost 80% of FL votes are in... Oh is clear Obama so far. So its almost decided. Romney's only chance is to win FL, otherwise its done.

Obama likely has Florida. Broward and Miami-Dade and blue counties and they are still very behind on reporting. Most of the red counties are mostly reported but have low population counts.

Obama is likely taking Tampa, Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade... in other words, where the population is.

Its fucking close - I could still fly to the US and hand out dollar bills to decide the next president.

If it comes down to Florida it could cost me less than my last car....

This is a pretty good page to watch the results as they come in.
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/results

Fiddy states.

MSNBC

R 153
O 148

They've called PA for Obama.

That means PRESIDENT IS OBAMA. Thats 99% (if he takes FL).
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Much better than Yahoo's shit page.

this is close damn, mit is ahead... cali results will tip it to obama probably

It will end up another 2000 recount I think. And we all know elections can be stolen in FL on recounts. I'm sure the vans are already being loaded with ballot boxes on both sides.

FOX

O 153
R 153

CNN

Romney 152

Obama 123

If romney doesn't get ohio, he's done.

According to that Huffington Post link on page 1:



Ohio


21% reporting




Candidate Votes Pct.

Barack Obama 1,112,445 53.0%

Mitt Romney 955,836 45.5%

Others 30,213 1.4%

Even if by miracle Romney gets Ohio he still will be short (because NH + FL to Obama and thats 270).
So BASTA. FINITO.

Well it's not official until I post it. :winkwink:

Am I interpreting Florida correctly?

http://elections.msnbc.msn.com/ns/po.../#.UJnLR8XA_gA

Click around the map...

What was expected is happening. Mitt Romney is winning all of the hick, racist southern states.

On Fox news, Karl Rove is already talking about Romney getting the popular vote, which would be the Republicans only silver lining. I hope Romney loses that too.

This map is more detailed.
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/...esults/florida

I'm in southest Florida and very happy that it's blue.

You mean non ghetto states (without racist blacks who all (with exeptions) vote for their "borther"?

If Florida is the deciding state its crazy that after all the millions that have been spent it was the 'others' that decided it.

The wealthiest states trend blue so there goes your theory.

Thanks, new tab open in Chrome!

Fox

o 157
r 153

Msnbc

162 o
153 r

Fox
O 157
R 162

Must be painful for Fox News to have to post these results lol

Not to hate, but you guys update these irrelevant numbers... Better update only swing states, would be more interesting. Even if its already decided with NH + FL = already 270...

CNN

Romney 158

Obama 147

Why? They already know who won, these numbers are just a matter of which states produce results faster... It does not matter that at X moment Obama or Romney has more votes.. its completely irrelevant who has lead at X moment. Its already done by Obama :)

Probably true - But I haven't seen the board move this fast since the last election....

Yeah... but like I said - these numbers people post so passionately are just showing which states produce results faster :)
Now the question is only one - how many swing states will winner Obama and loser Romney take. And maybe question two - will Romney hold popular vote.

Chill man, It's just for fun, and something to look back at after it's all over...

I never believed the various Florida polls that had Romney ahead. It's looking like a pretty close but decisive win for Obama coming down.

Overall popular vote could be the other way, or also very close.

I hope Florida goes by more than 1% since 1% or less is automatic recount.. don't need that crap again.

The states themselves haven't made calls. Each of these stations have their own consultants making the calls. So in reality the stations themselves are in a race to pick the winner first.