US Presidential Election -- Who Will Win?

[davetlv]

With respect Slimshady a 2% majority (if i am correct) is not classed as a landslide. Its just a win. But f*ck it, a win is a win is a win!

[Slimshady]

Let the record show..Dubbya by a landslide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[koteflosse]

Go Kerry!
All the way to the White house.

[Balanc3]

Re: US Presidential Election -- Who Will Win?

Sarcastically? No matter who wins, we all lose. :P

Agreed. No matter who wins in this election, the nation will still be divided. Don't be surprised if another major event takes place, besides a terrorist attack.

[krelm]

Re: US Presidential Election -- Who Will Win?

Sarcastically? No matter who wins, we all lose. :P

Realistically? I think probably Bush will come out the winner - after several months of court battles. Dem Republikins is sum crafty sunsabitches!

Although I might very well be wrong. The polls of early voters in Iowa & Florida are showing Kerry with a substantial lead amongst those who have already voted - which is pretty significant since something like 30% of registered voters in Iowa have already voted and 27% of the same in Florida.

Gonna be interesting...

[toasty]

Re: US Presidential Election -- Who Will Win?

No offense, but someone beat you to the punch: http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/...pic.php?t=6480

I view that as a different question. I'm voting for Kerry, but up until a week or so ago, I would have said that I thought Bush would win (begrudgingly, of course).

I am definitely heartened by some of the recent polling from the battleground states. Kerry's position is looking pretty good, I think...

[LobsterClan]

Re: US Presidential Election -- Who Will Win?

No offense, but someone beat you to the punch: http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/...pic.php?t=6480

However, I wanted to point out that things are looking good for our side. Kerry's having a major shift his way, and the important polls are the ones found here: http://www.electoral-vote.com/

They've got Kerry with 298 and Bush with 231 electoral votes.

New Mexico and New Hampshire are currently at a statistical tie, and represent 9 eleectoral votes-- those two could be huge if Florida or Ohio somehow switch to Bush.

[toasty]

You've seen all the polls and analysts, now throw your own hat into the ring. Remember, this is not who you want to win -- it is who will win...

Hopefully, we'll know the answer to this by the end of the day tomorrow...