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The Official Super Tuesday Thread

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APF

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Cheebs said:
The United States defeated an evil dictator when it toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003. America now faces a grave threat from another Hussein. Barack Hussein Obama promises to destroy the very fabric of our nation.

But the biggest problem with Hussein Obama is his Muslim background. He can deny to high Heaven that he is a Muslim, and mask it with his so-called profession of Christian faith. But make no mistake about it. Hussein Obama is a Muslim.

The thought of Hussein Obama as commander-in-chief should send shivers up and down the spines of every America citizen as we fight the War on radical Islam.
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CoolTrick

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Latest California poll from ARG:

February 3, 2008 - California Primary Preferences

Democrats CA
Clinton 47%
Obama 39%
Someone else 6%
Undecided 8%

Among men, Barack Obama is at 45% and Hillary Clinton is at 44%. Among women, Clinton is at 50% and Obama is at 34%. Clinton leads among white voters 50% to 38% and among Hispanic voters 57% to 23%. Obama leads among black voters 71% to 15%. 9% of likely Democratic primary voters in California say they would never vote for Clinton in the primary and 9% say they would never vote for Obama.


Also for the Republicans:

Republicans CA
Huckabee 16%
McCain 32%
Paul 8%
Romney 33%
Someone else 2%
Undecided 9%

Mitt Romney leads among men with 33%, followed closely by John McCain at 31%, with 15% for Mike Huckabee. Among women, Romney is at 34%, McCain 33%, and Huckabee 17%.
 

CoolTrick

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McCain was such a huge tool during the last debate.

Here are the Republican polls averaged together:

Republicans
State McCain Romney Date Pollster
Alabama 37 18 Jan 31 Four polls
Arizona 43 34 Jan 31 Rasmussen
California 36 30 Feb 02 Many polls
Colorado 24 43 Jan 23 Mason-Dixon
Connecticut 46 27 Jan 31 ARG+Surve+Rasmu
Delaware 41 35 Feb 01 ARG
Georgia 32 30 Feb 02 Four polls
Illinois 42 27 Jan 31 Marke+ARG-1+Rasmu
Massachusetts 29 56 Jan 30 Surve+Rasmu
Minnesota 41 17 Jan 27 U. of Minnesota
Missouri 34 26 Feb 02 Five polls
New Jersey 49 26 Feb 02 Five polls
New York 54 25 Feb 02 Four polls
Oklahoma 39 18 Jan 30 Soone+Surve
Tennessee 30 22 Feb 02 Four polls
Utah 4 84 Feb 01 Dan Jones
 
Hootie said:
So would anyone have an educated guess as to how much information we'll have by, say, 2-3pm EST?

more polls that are all over the place and mean little or nothing at all. It isn't "likely voters" that are going to decide this. It's the first timers and unlikely voters on both sides that have been coming out of the woodwork that will decide things.

ten bucks says a good chunk of these races are "too close to call" come wednesday
 

CoolTrick

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It isn't "likely voters" that are going to decide this. It's the first timers and unlikely voters on both sides that have been coming out of the woodwork that will decide things.

Personally I think you have it backward. First timers and unlikely voters are probably NOT going to decide things since they are unreliable as far as showing up.
 

grandjedi6

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Hootie said:
So would anyone have an educated guess as to how much information we'll have by, say, 2-3pm EST?

We'll know the results of the West Virginia Republican State Convention and that's about it. All the polls don't close until 7-8 PM
 

thefro

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Obama ahead in Democrats Abroad!

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5jZ3miyDFQOQsm4QkPwcjOp3PfJ4Q

JAKARTA (AFP) — US Democratic Party voters in Indonesia, where Barack Obama spent part of his childhood, handed him a win over Hillary Clinton in the first voting abroad on "Super Tuesday," party officials said.

Seventy-five percent of nearly 100 votes cast by expatriate Americans just past midnight (1700 GMT Monday) went to Obama and 25 percent went to Clinton, Democrats Abroad officials here said.
 

CoolTrick

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I do think it was oddly ironic that the first Democrats Abroad poll is from, of all places, where Obama grew up for a few years.
 

harSon

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Polls are open from 7:00am to 8:00pm in California. I'll be waking up early and literally walking across the street to my polling place :lol
 

NomarTyme

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harSon said:
Polls are open from 7:00am to 8:00pm in California. I'll be waking up early and literally walking across the street to my polling place :lol
Are you going to vote for Indian casino thingy?
 

Lefty42o

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NomarTyme said:
Yeah I'm considering doing that, I guess I bump my alarm clock to 6:15.

yeah try to get there 20-30 mins early. i don't always get to be number 1 cause theres these 2 guys i see every election that sometimes get in line before me.

plus i find that if you put it off till later like in the afternoon you run into mad people voting versus first thing in the morning. i would say 11-3 is probably the busiest times and than 5 till close.
 

NomarTyme

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Lefty42o said:
yeah try to get there 20-30 mins early. i don't always get to be number 1 cause theres these 2 guys i see every election that sometimes get in line before me.

plus i find that if you put it off till later like in the afternoon you run into mad people voting versus first thing in the morning. i would say 11-3 is probably the busiest times and than 5 till close.
Good information for a first timer like me, I'm going to be voting in a church btw. I've never been inside a church
 

Lefty42o

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NomarTyme said:
Good information for a first timer like me, I'm going to be voting in a church btw. I've never been inside a church

really sounds cool. i vote at my 7 year old daughters school. its funny cause inside everything is all small and child size. little chairs and desks :lol

excited for you man. i am in va we vote next week. can't wait to cast my ballot. and its my 3rd vote in 3 months. nov election. special election mid dec to replace the late jo anne davis who succumbed to breast cancer and now the primary.
 

Boogie9IGN

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First time voting tomorrow! I just turned 19 and I'm in CA btw

According to the local paper (SJ Mercury News), Obama is within two points of Hillary as of yesterday I believe
 

Lefty42o

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Boogie9IGN said:
First time voting tomorrow! I just turned 19 and I'm in CA btw

According to the local paper (SJ Mercury News), Obama is within two points of Hillary as of yesterday I believe

yeah california will come down to early voting, voter turn out, and how much of obama's surge shows up in the vote count.
 
This American electoral system confuses the heck out of me. I'm sure they took 5 minutes explaining it on the radio this morning, and I was still none the wiser.
 

grandjedi6

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JonathanEx said:
This American electoral system confuses the heck out of me. I'm sure they took 5 minutes explaining it on the radio this morning, and I was still none the wiser.

What part do you not understand? Delegates? Superdelegates? Electoral College? Caucuses? Conventions? Closed Primaries? Modified Caucuses? Loophole Primaries? At large delegates? Pledged Delegates? Advisory Primaries? Bonus Primaries? Winner-take all primaries? 15% threshold?
 
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