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[TruCatzFan]

I will be up all night or as long as necessary to determine the initial winner. I expect many legal challenges ahead though. That's not the point though.

This thread is for anyone watching the coverage on any major network. I will personally be switching back and forth from CNN and Fox. Don't really like CNN whatsoever, but they do have the best maps, and are always ahead of Fox in reporting of precincts...

I think it'd be cool if those that are paying attention would like to just keep this thread running all night and into the am...

I'd be interested to see what others thoughts are as the night progresses. Would love it if there are any really informed people like myself to weigh in... (As far as how the process works, electoral college, ties, slim margins...etc)

Anybody down?

Edit: the reason I posted this here and not in the box, is because I'd like to avoid the "general to foolery"

[Roger Dorn]

from twitter:


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CNN: Romney campaign’s final internal polling showed Pres. Obama winning Ohio by 5 pts. No Republican has ever won without it.

if true this big

[beach]

Without Ohio, Romney would need to carry Colorado and VA at the very least even if he gets Florida.

If no Ohio, it gets sticky

[stirs]

UK dailymail reported yesterday that Romney internals showed him up one.

I think both are shooting in the dark and Romney has not released any info

[Roger Dorn]

No surprises here: Obama wins Vermont, Romney wins Kentucky.

[TruCatzFan]

NC - 49% a piece on exit polls
Ohio- Obama by 3 points
FL- close

I'm calling it now.... There will be no clear winner tonight. It's gonna come down to absentee and provisional ballots

[TruCatzFan]

Tonight is gonna be CRAZY!!!

[catfang]

Politico.com on my laptop, switching networks on the tv. Even though the months and years leading up to this point have been hard to stomach, tonite is what makes this country the best in the world.

[TruCatzFan]

Interesting that Fox is ahead on projections tonight. Big change

[ARSEN]

CNN - Democrats

FOX - Republicans

Avoid both at all costs!

[Happy Panther]

CNN - Democrats

FOX - Republicans

Avoid both at all costs!

I think CNN is more middle than MSNBC

[Happy Panther]

Romney is down 4% in FL with 41% reporting. Not sure if he will make that up in the panhandle.

[TruCatzFan]

CNN has the best coverage... I'm a republican and can admit that much

[ARSEN]

Obama is winning NC by like 5%

Seems like Obama is winning in almost every major state.