**first Election Results In**

[Cathedral]

Damn dude, the first part of your answer, answered my question, lmmfao.

I could see you going postal, but not on yourself....the local republicans maybe?

I did my civic duty, it's up to my fellow Americans to do their's..........

[ELVIS]

Hahahaa...:D

[McCarrens]

Originally posted by ELVIS
If you really believe that, you are in dire need of professional help!

I've known Ford needs help for a while now...

[LoungeMachine]

Originally posted by ELVIS
If Bush wins in Ohio and Florida, It's over...

Add Hawaii in there also...:D

IF?

Wow, now that's insightful.

Can't imagine why you're not on Faux News we speak


Mighty big IF



Here's one........

IF Bush gets 270 electoral votes....it's over


duh


One and Done, just like Poppy

[ELVIS]

Originally posted by LoungeMachine
Mighty big IF

IF you had a brain, you would be on the verge of making a post worth reading...

[John Ashcroft]

Yet another update, and it doesn't look good for Kerry if this is indicative of the nation (Like Ford's implying):

Hamlet Casts First Votes of Election


HART'S LOCATION, N.H. — The nation's first Election Day votes were cast and counted just after midnight in a pair of mountain hamlets, with 35 votes for President Bush besting challenger John Kerry's (search) 21. Ralph Nader received one vote.

The first Tuesday votes came from the northern New Hampshire community of Hart's Location, where 16 voters chose Bush, 14 went with Kerry and one chose Nader. Minutes later, the 26 registered voters in Dixville Notch, about 50 miles to the north, split 19 for Bush and 7 for Kerry.

The tiny communities since 1948 sporadically have been taking advantage of a state law that allows communities to close polls early if all registered voters have cast ballots.

In 2000, both communities chose President Bush over Democrat Al Gore (search). In Hart's Location, Bush won 17-13. In Dixville Notch, about 50 miles to the north, Bush had 21, Gore five and Ralph Nader one vote.

By state law, polls must be open between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. But nothing prevents a town from opening the polls earlier and closing after all potential voters have cast ballots.

Link: here

[John Ashcroft]

Guam goes for Bush:

PRESIDENTIAL RACE
• George W. Bush 17,264
• John Kerry 9,540
• Ralph Nader 153
• Campagna Badnarik 53

Source: Guam Election Commission

Link: here

And by a comfortable margin at that! :D :D :D

[Mr Grimsdale]

oh blimey!

(cue sid james laugh)

[Golden AWe]

here we go again!

[Figs]

oh no

[Reverberator]

SUCK

[Figs]

wrong wrong wrong

[Golden AWe]

EAT MORE!

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AHHHHHH

[Figs]

boy howdy