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Anonymous Coward User ID: 25816768 United Kingdom 11/06/2012 11:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Its a done deal. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27130487 One of the UK's biggest bookies is already paying out for the Obama win. [link to blog.paddypower.com] Bizarre. because the uk media is kissing obama ass. reporters stood outside democrat stronghold polling stations asking people how they voted/intend to vote some one just informed the reporter that if he went 2 miles down the road he wouldnt be able to find a obama supporter stupid media. stupid, nasty, lying media of course, its not often the bookies lose a wad, but its not unheard of but as i type, sky news is already stating the 'polls' (whateverthefuck those polls ARE) are indicating obama 'will retain the presidency) its doesnt really matter though, coz america is 6 trillion dolla in debt and has run out of digging options |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 19011623 United States 11/06/2012 11:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I walked right in, with no wait, in 2008 to vote. Quoting: Sleeping Giant Turnout is going to be massive, and it isn't democrats this time. The people want their country back!!!! :gads: My experiences are that every basketball american showed up this AM, the poll looked like a bus station is south africa. NOW I fully understand the true goal of section 8 housing, to provide a way to allow the ghetto vote to disrupt the suburban vote patterns, it's a democratic stealth gerrymandering in action. The basketbal americans have their hood, and they intend to take YOUR hood over for 'theyseffs' as well Busses have been running in Dayton frequently to take people to vote early. I still don't think democratic turnout will equal 2008, or even be close to it. I heard on Whio yesterday that on the last day of early voting 1,400 people voted in Montgomery county. I don't know if that is a high or low number. I don't know why, but it seems like everyone I know around here who voted early voted Obama. All the Romney supporters I know have voted today. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 27006017 United States 11/06/2012 11:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | this could get very interesting or very ugly, time will tell. bullshit. Complete and utter bullshit. Thread: Fox News CONFIRMED ! Black Panthers now ONSITE of polling places/Navy Seals on their way? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 25816768 United Kingdom 11/06/2012 11:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Its a done deal. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27130487 One of the UK's biggest bookies is already paying out for the Obama win. [link to blog.paddypower.com] Bizarre. because the uk media is kissing obama ass. reporters stood outside democrat stronghold polling stations asking people how they voted/intend to vote some one just informed the reporter that if he went 2 miles down the road he wouldnt be able to find a obama supporter stupid media. stupid, nasty, lying media of course, its not often the bookies lose a wad, but its not unheard of but as i type, sky news is already stating the 'polls' (whateverthefuck those polls ARE) are indicating obama 'will retain the presidency) its doesnt really matter though, coz america is 6 trillion dolla in debt and has run out of digging options Europe is a fucking bankrupt socialist joke, Obama can go be president of the EU for all I care, they can have him. well yes, the eu does suck. but come the glorious day, the people of britain will be free. or just the english, that would suit me |
Sleeping Giant (OP) User ID: 543618 United States 11/06/2012 11:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I walked right in, with no wait, in 2008 to vote. Quoting: Sleeping Giant Turnout is going to be massive, and it isn't democrats this time. The people want their country back!!!! My experiences are that every basketball american showed up this AM, the poll looked like a bus station is south africa. NOW I fully understand the true goal of section 8 housing, to provide a way to allow the ghetto vote to disrupt the suburban vote patterns, it's a democratic stealth gerrymandering in action. The basketbal americans have their hood, and they intend to take YOUR hood over for 'theyseffs' as well Busses have been running in Dayton frequently to take people to vote early. I still don't think democratic turnout will equal 2008, or even be close to it. I heard on Whio yesterday that on the last day of early voting 1,400 people voted in Montgomery county. I don't know if that is a high or low number. I don't know why, but it seems like everyone I know around here who voted early voted Obama. All the Romney supporters I know have voted today. Yeah, I know a lot of democrats voted early this year. Still don't think they will have the turnout of 2008, though. Plus the independents swung to Romney this time. Wake up, oh sleeper, and rise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you |
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Bluebird User ID: 730536 United States 11/06/2012 11:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Build up your mountain little lemmings, and prepare to fall off of it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26976120 I voted for Obama and it only took like 1/2 hour. Her's the part where they all say I'm in the Netherlands because they see that little flag on the side. So not only are you an anonymous coward but a lying one? That's just a bit much. Don't think hater's won't win should be allowed and that's where most of the problems come from for the whole site. Last Edited by Bluebird on 11/06/2012 11:38 AM One of the most important aspects of conspiracy theories is being able to discern when there isn't one. Oh yeah, like you'd understand anyway. Where are we going and why am I in this handbasket?. . .J. Handy |
*Evan* User ID: 21948600 United States 11/06/2012 11:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25390958 My experiences are that every basketball american showed up this AM, the poll looked like a bus station is south africa. NOW I fully understand the true goal of section 8 housing, to provide a way to allow the ghetto vote to disrupt the suburban vote patterns, it's a democratic stealth gerrymandering in action. The basketbal americans have their hood, and they intend to take YOUR hood over for 'theyseffs' as well Busses have been running in Dayton frequently to take people to vote early. I still don't think democratic turnout will equal 2008, or even be close to it. I heard on Whio yesterday that on the last day of early voting 1,400 people voted in Montgomery county. I don't know if that is a high or low number. I don't know why, but it seems like everyone I know around here who voted early voted Obama. All the Romney supporters I know have voted today. Yeah, I know a lot of democrats voted early this year. Still don't think they will have the turnout of 2008, though. Plus the independents swung to Romney this time. The numbers already being reported showed democrat early voting turnout is down. Which we all knew...which means all the polls that were giving the dems a +11 are all wrong. Skewed towards Obama. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 26741443 United States 11/06/2012 11:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Build up your mountain little lemmings, and prepare to fall off of it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26976120 That's a big negative. This presidential election is just a beginning. We will focus on Congress next, and state and local elections. We will turn this ship around. Stay vigilant folks! . Love your words. We're pissed as hell and not going to take it anymore. I voted in NY and while they say Obama has this state all wrapped up --- from what I could tell... and from what I heard outside... it looks like I'm not the only pissed off voter. There's a certain determined look in those trying to vote Obozo out. I hope NY swings for Romney... hell! I hope they ALL swing for Romney! This country needs fresh air!!!! |
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Sleeping Giant (OP) User ID: 543618 United States 11/06/2012 11:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Sleeping Giant Busses have been running in Dayton frequently to take people to vote early. I still don't think democratic turnout will equal 2008, or even be close to it. I heard on Whio yesterday that on the last day of early voting 1,400 people voted in Montgomery county. I don't know if that is a high or low number. I don't know why, but it seems like everyone I know around here who voted early voted Obama. All the Romney supporters I know have voted today. Yeah, I know a lot of democrats voted early this year. Still don't think they will have the turnout of 2008, though. Plus the independents swung to Romney this time. The numbers already being reported showed democrat early voting turnout is down. Which we all knew...which means all the polls that were giving the dems a +11 are all wrong. Skewed towards Obama. Check out these numbers: We've been hearing for months how it's all going to come down to Ohio, and guess what? It's all going to come down to Ohio. Obama won Ohio by 5% in 2008, or by a margin of about 262,000 votes. (Keep that number in mind.) Exit polls show that there was a D+8 advantage in turnout four years ago, and Independents (about 30% of the electorate) went for Obama by eight points. In 2004, as you probably recall, Bush narrowly defeated Kerry in Ohio by two percent, or a margin of about 119,000 votes. Exit polls showed Republicans had a five point turnout advantage, which was important because Independent voters (25% of the electorate in 2004) went for Kerry by almost 20 points. Republican turnout was almost certainly boosted by Ohio State Issue 1, a ballot measure to make it unconstitutional to perform or recognize same sex marriages in the state. So it's fair to say that there will be no R+5 turnout this election. But then, there very likely won't be a D+8 turnout, either. On to the polls. Romney has had the lead in exactly one poll (Rasmussen Reports, by two points) since early October. He has been tied in five others (two of which were also by Rasmussen Reports). In the polls in which he is trailing (which is most of them), the margin has been anywhere from one point to six points. Let's take a look at the most recent poll from Marist. It has Obama leading Romney 51-45. The sample is D+9. Ridiculous. The Columbus Dispatch has a poll showing Obama up 50-48. It has a D+3 sample size (possible). Independents favor Obama by 10 percent. That seems unlikely. Are Independent voters really more supportive of Obama now than they were in 2008? The University of Cincinnati poll shows Obama leading 48-46. It has a D+1 sample (possible). Obama has a whopping (and difficult to believe) 14% lead among Independents. Gravis Marketing shows Obama leading 50-49. It has a D+8 skew (not at all likely). In this poll, Independents support Romney by 12 points. Hmmm. Quinnipiac's most recent poll in Ohio has Obama up 50-45. It has a D+9 skew (nope). Independents favor Romney by six points. So as you can see, the polls are all over the place. They either have unrealistic skews that favor Democrats, or they have an unrealistic percentage of Independent voters supporting Obama. But we do have some actual hard data from Ohio, besides polls. Remember the number I wrote above, Obama's margin of victory in Ohio in 2008? That number is roughly 262,000 votes. Well, about 180,000 fewer Democrats have voted early in Ohio than voted early in 2008. And about 75,000 more Republicans have voted early than did in 2008. Add those numbers together, and you get a net gain of 255,000 votes for the GOP. Which pretty much wipes out Obama's margin of victory from four years ago. If Team Romney has a strong enough Election Day ground game in Ohio, he will win. And I think he does. (Romney by less than 1%) Total Electoral College Votes: Romney/Ryan - 285 (30 states) Obama/Biden - 253 (20 states plus DC) Popular Vote: Romney/Ryan 51%, Obama/Biden 48% [link to blogcritics.org] Wake up, oh sleeper, and rise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 27130541 United States 11/06/2012 11:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i live in rural southeast ohio, getting ready to vote in about an hour, will post back later about turnout. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23544932 Let us know! pike county ohio is an all white turnout no matter what. but i can say that i dont think i have seen more than 10 obama signs in this whole county. lots of romney signs though. |
calin User ID: 1350324 United States 11/06/2012 11:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Waited 25 minutes here! Unusual heavy turnout. In Southern California. Have only seen local councilman lawn signs. Not a bumper sticker or lawn sign for a president. Maybe people are afraid to identify themselves with Romney! Last Edited by calin on 11/06/2012 11:51 AM .............................. When you judge another, you do not define them, you define yourself. .................................. THE SECOND AGREEMENT: "Don't take anything personally. When you are immune to the opinions and actions of others, you won't be the victim of needless suffering." ~ Don Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements |
*Evan* User ID: 21948600 United States 11/06/2012 11:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19011623 I heard on Whio yesterday that on the last day of early voting 1,400 people voted in Montgomery county. I don't know if that is a high or low number. I don't know why, but it seems like everyone I know around here who voted early voted Obama. All the Romney supporters I know have voted today. Yeah, I know a lot of democrats voted early this year. Still don't think they will have the turnout of 2008, though. Plus the independents swung to Romney this time. The numbers already being reported showed democrat early voting turnout is down. Which we all knew...which means all the polls that were giving the dems a +11 are all wrong. Skewed towards Obama. Check out these numbers: We've been hearing for months how it's all going to come down to Ohio, and guess what? It's all going to come down to Ohio. Obama won Ohio by 5% in 2008, or by a margin of about 262,000 votes. (Keep that number in mind.) Exit polls show that there was a D+8 advantage in turnout four years ago, and Independents (about 30% of the electorate) went for Obama by eight points. In 2004, as you probably recall, Bush narrowly defeated Kerry in Ohio by two percent, or a margin of about 119,000 votes. Exit polls showed Republicans had a five point turnout advantage, which was important because Independent voters (25% of the electorate in 2004) went for Kerry by almost 20 points. Republican turnout was almost certainly boosted by Ohio State Issue 1, a ballot measure to make it unconstitutional to perform or recognize same sex marriages in the state. So it's fair to say that there will be no R+5 turnout this election. But then, there very likely won't be a D+8 turnout, either. On to the polls. Romney has had the lead in exactly one poll (Rasmussen Reports, by two points) since early October. He has been tied in five others (two of which were also by Rasmussen Reports). In the polls in which he is trailing (which is most of them), the margin has been anywhere from one point to six points. Let's take a look at the most recent poll from Marist. It has Obama leading Romney 51-45. The sample is D+9. Ridiculous. The Columbus Dispatch has a poll showing Obama up 50-48. It has a D+3 sample size (possible). Independents favor Obama by 10 percent. That seems unlikely. Are Independent voters really more supportive of Obama now than they were in 2008? The University of Cincinnati poll shows Obama leading 48-46. It has a D+1 sample (possible). Obama has a whopping (and difficult to believe) 14% lead among Independents. Gravis Marketing shows Obama leading 50-49. It has a D+8 skew (not at all likely). In this poll, Independents support Romney by 12 points. Hmmm. Quinnipiac's most recent poll in Ohio has Obama up 50-45. It has a D+9 skew (nope). Independents favor Romney by six points. So as you can see, the polls are all over the place. They either have unrealistic skews that favor Democrats, or they have an unrealistic percentage of Independent voters supporting Obama. But we do have some actual hard data from Ohio, besides polls. Remember the number I wrote above, Obama's margin of victory in Ohio in 2008? That number is roughly 262,000 votes. Well, about 180,000 fewer Democrats have voted early in Ohio than voted early in 2008. And about 75,000 more Republicans have voted early than did in 2008. Add those numbers together, and you get a net gain of 255,000 votes for the GOP. Which pretty much wipes out Obama's margin of victory from four years ago. If Team Romney has a strong enough Election Day ground game in Ohio, he will win. And I think he does. (Romney by less than 1%) Total Electoral College Votes: Romney/Ryan - 285 (30 states) Obama/Biden - 253 (20 states plus DC) Popular Vote: Romney/Ryan 51%, Obama/Biden 48% [link to blogcritics.org] |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 27135824 United States 11/06/2012 11:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | reporting in from south Florida they have a PAPER ballot you have to fill this is different they using have electronic someone just called me told me there is a FRONT AND BACK to vote maybe people are NOT filling out the back portion of the ballot.. the workers at the station are NOT telling people there is a front and back and in the back its about city officials whos in and whos out I was told they had to wait 30 minutes to get in this was from this morning |
TraderRob User ID: 3560801 United States 11/06/2012 11:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Check out these numbers: Quoting: Sleeping Giant We've been hearing for months how it's all going to come down to Ohio, and guess what? It's all going to come down to Ohio. Obama won Ohio by 5% in 2008, or by a margin of about 262,000 votes. (Keep that number in mind.) Exit polls show that there was a D+8 advantage in turnout four years ago, and Independents (about 30% of the electorate) went for Obama by eight points. In 2004, as you probably recall, Bush narrowly defeated Kerry in Ohio by two percent, or a margin of about 119,000 votes. Exit polls showed Republicans had a five point turnout advantage, which was important because Independent voters (25% of the electorate in 2004) went for Kerry by almost 20 points. Republican turnout was almost certainly boosted by Ohio State Issue 1, a ballot measure to make it unconstitutional to perform or recognize same sex marriages in the state. So it's fair to say that there will be no R+5 turnout this election. But then, there very likely won't be a D+8 turnout, either. On to the polls. Romney has had the lead in exactly one poll (Rasmussen Reports, by two points) since early October. He has been tied in five others (two of which were also by Rasmussen Reports). In the polls in which he is trailing (which is most of them), the margin has been anywhere from one point to six points. Let's take a look at the most recent poll from Marist. It has Obama leading Romney 51-45. The sample is D+9. Ridiculous. The Columbus Dispatch has a poll showing Obama up 50-48. It has a D+3 sample size (possible). Independents favor Obama by 10 percent. That seems unlikely. Are Independent voters really more supportive of Obama now than they were in 2008? The University of Cincinnati poll shows Obama leading 48-46. It has a D+1 sample (possible). Obama has a whopping (and difficult to believe) 14% lead among Independents. Gravis Marketing shows Obama leading 50-49. It has a D+8 skew (not at all likely). In this poll, Independents support Romney by 12 points. Hmmm. Quinnipiac's most recent poll in Ohio has Obama up 50-45. It has a D+9 skew (nope). Independents favor Romney by six points. So as you can see, the polls are all over the place. They either have unrealistic skews that favor Democrats, or they have an unrealistic percentage of Independent voters supporting Obama. But we do have some actual hard data from Ohio, besides polls. Remember the number I wrote above, Obama's margin of victory in Ohio in 2008? That number is roughly 262,000 votes. Well, about 180,000 fewer Democrats have voted early in Ohio than voted early in 2008. And about 75,000 more Republicans have voted early than did in 2008. Add those numbers together, and you get a net gain of 255,000 votes for the GOP. Which pretty much wipes out Obama's margin of victory from four years ago. If Team Romney has a strong enough Election Day ground game in Ohio, he will win. And I think he does. (Romney by less than 1%) Total Electoral College Votes: Romney/Ryan - 285 (30 states) Obama/Biden - 253 (20 states plus DC) Popular Vote: Romney/Ryan 51%, Obama/Biden 48% [link to blogcritics.org] Excellent summary and analysis of polls... Have a nice day = GFY. GFY = Go Fuck Yourself. If this offends you then have a nice day. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 22944883 United States 11/06/2012 12:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yep! We almost couldn't find a place to park, ended up just pulling up to the side of the road and parking. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 22944883 And I've never even had to stand in a line longer than one person in front of me to pick up my ballot but this morning we were almost to the door in a line. Seriously, our little voting place is typically a ghost town but it was packed today! And We always go at 8am, so it's not that we went at a different time from previous elections - we didn't. The people are showing up to vote in droves today, it was intense. It was obvious many people had never voted before. One very large woman had to sit on the floor to fill out her ballot and then messed it up and had to do it all over again. And I've never seen anyone have to have the ballot explained to them before, but I heard the clerks explaining how to fill it out several times while I was in line. Lots of new voters or at least people who haven't voted with this type of ballot. I just hope it is not a 'vote early... vote often' situation. Did you recognize anyone in the line? Any buses outside? I didn't see anything like that. In my state ID is required to vote, so it's not going to be easy to pull that off here. |
DILKe User ID: 27133104 United States 11/06/2012 12:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I went to my station when they opened at 7 am and I waited almost 30 minutes. This is a small town of 40,000 people. Marxism is the true enemy of our civilization. What is Cultural Marxism: [link to www.bitchute.com (secure)] |
DILKe User ID: 27133104 United States 11/06/2012 12:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This sheeps Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27130240 think that they choose president but Rockefellers and their puppet G.Soros have already chosen and G.Soros in Spain company will "count" this votes Yes he will spin the count in 6 states that have chosen to have SCYTL (a company in SPAIN owned by SOROS) to count their votes. Why is there no outcry in those states???? Last Edited by FBHO on 11/06/2012 12:11 PM Marxism is the true enemy of our civilization. What is Cultural Marxism: [link to www.bitchute.com (secure)] |
Sleeping Giant (OP) User ID: 543618 United States 11/06/2012 12:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | can someone please expound on the reasons we have not seen oprah winfrey, jesse jackson, etc. out on the campaign trail and media blitz like we saw in 2008? do they know something we dont? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1253249 I don't know. Maybe the thrill is gone for them? Wake up, oh sleeper, and rise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you |
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