Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
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Sounds like the same type of machine I voted on, except that there was a 'back' button on every screen so you could go back and change your prior vote at anytime or at the end when the review screen came up. I'm happy with the machines as well as the paper trail behind.
Presidential (heavy) turnout in Virginia where Dems are in a tight race for Senate, this is good news for them.
Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
All that I'm getting from all this republican support is that its okay to keep doing what we're doing in the U.S. and, in fact, to do it even more. But then people complain about our foreign policy and criticize our country's decisions constantly under the current system. This seems odd... to not be okay with it in the least but not want to try anything different in the hopes that things will at least go in a bit of a different direction. I guess nobody should complain about the war or anything anymore, because if anything republican supporters should be well pleased about it.
Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
u underestimate my powers simple human, I dont log on, i just have to think and my thoughts get inscribed directly here. its spiritual powers far beyond the understanding of mere humans.
coffee time
Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
My experience was about the same as Talha's. Very fast, new machine, very helpful people, 10 minutes. 'Course I sort of closed my eyes and rubbed my hands all over the touch screen real fast and voted for whomever randomly came up.
Kidding.
Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
Turnout in CT is large...not sure what this means since lieberman had a large lead but a lamont surge? who knows.
KY turnout large
And the biggest issue on the table via exit polls: Corruption in Washington.
Local issues are takign second seat to national issues...
looking good for Dems.
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Stop jinxing it, UTD. Don't underestimate re-districting, Diebold, GOP $ and this administration putting the fear of God into every American.
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^ I know I know...8 Senate seats going towards Dems...to early, to early.
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16 years of Republican governorship in Ohio is over. Democrat Strickland called winner. Just the begining...
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^Wohoo 1 down, several more to come hopefully.
Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
Senate from Ohio changes hands to Dems, Dewine loses to Brown.
3 away from Senate takeover.
Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
I am happy to report that Dems could'nt win the Senate, it's a tie!
There is a god! There is justice! There is a force that's keeping the bickering, divided Dems from taking control of the Senate. Ha!!
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George 'the macaca' Allen is winning! Wooo Hoooooo
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oh thers a tie.
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There is a god! There is justice! There is a force that's keeping the bickering, divided Dems from taking control of the Senate. Ha!!
That is the triune god, cheney, bush, rumsfeld. The #@&#@&#'s !! I demand a recount!
I think it was predicted by everyone that it the Democrats could win the senate but probably not.
Re: U.S. Elections: November 7th, 2006
Dems take House by over 20 seats, regime control is over. :D
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Yes, but bickering indecisive Dems will not take the Senate :D
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10 more House seats and investigations open up :)
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Two more years with foofy Pelosi and GOP comes back to power.
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Yes, but bickering indecisive Dems will not take the Senate :D
Don't speak so soon...