Colorado Redshift
November 6th, 2012 - 3:01 pm
John Nolte has a source here on the Front Range who has some solid numbers:
Adams County (Lean D County) – Strong Republican turnout based on morning data – on track to win since first time in 1984. Absentee/Early Vote margins will be hard for Democrats to overcome today. Right now it’s a virtual tie. Election Day thus far is 3696 D, 3549 R
Arapahoe (Swing County) – Election Day turnout this morning: 4,860 Democrat & 5,271 Republican. Over 83% of the vote was Absentee/Early Vote: 75,653 Democrat & 75,812 Republican.
Jefferson County (Swing County) – Absentee/Early Vote: 78,738 Democrat & 85,378 Republican. No election day numbers.
Rich Lowry has much more from other battlegrounds.
Don’t get….
Ok! I know. But seriously, I am starting to see the light at the end of tunnel that ends at Obama’s concession speech.
It’s like watching the Mars rover landing again. Every step of the way, some piece of data comes back and it’s good news. Still on pins and needles until touchdown and the first images are sent back, but Romney’s team (and supporters) have to be encouraged.
Speaking of Obama’s concession speech, what do you think it will be like? If you listen closely, it’ll be one big sigh of relief?
Stephen this is awesome:
http://weeklystandard.com/blogs/election-night-guide_661809.html?nopager=1
I particularly liked this part:
“The two largest of those are Florida (29 electoral votes) and Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes). At this point, both states look to be about equally in play. If Romney sweeps them, it might not yet be time for Republicans to pop the cork, but it’ll certainly be time to get the champagne glasses ready. If Obama sweeps them, it’ll be time for Republicans to turn off the TV and grab the bourbon (no glasses needed).”
I still don’t get it….
How can nearly *HALF* of folks *STILL* think Obama is worth voting for?
geez….