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[Memphis1979]

Originally Posted by marcopolo2000

Broward and Miami-Dade is still counting votes. This bodes well for Obama

It was 193 for Romney, then it moved up to about 1000 ahead for Obama, back and forth, to close. But if Obama wins Ohio, its over, goodnight Mitt, better start writing that concession speech.

[TrapperJohn]

The GOP retains the House.

[Donna-501]

Originally Posted by Maabus1999

I think Obama has won Florida. The majority of precints not reporting now are Miami-Dade and Browards (sp?) counties, which are running 60%+ for Obama currently. Romney is running out of areas to pad his numbers that have not reported. Obama may win by less then 100K votes though.

Don't forget about the panhandle. That is mostly republican.

[Eddyline]

Originally Posted by Adric

Wow. NBC is reporting that Romney leads in Florida by a whopping 193 votes.

Why does Florida like to make the rest of the country stress?

I hate Florida for two reasons: 1) They do this $hit every 4 years 2) No gravity - highest point in state is like 200'.

[TigerLily24]

Alan Grayson re-elected. Bring on the entertainment

[kingtodd]

Originally Posted by Jermaine88

Romney Leading Florida....Don't lose hope.

It's not looking good for the cons...

[gomexico]

CNN Senate projections: Democrats will win Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New York. Republicans: Texas, Wyoming, Mississippi. No upsets. Indiana, Donnelley still ahead 2 points with 82% of vote in. Mass: Brown down by 4% with 23% reporting. Virginia ... close, with
Allen ahead.

[Donna-501]

Originally Posted by marcopolo2000

Broward and Miami-Dade is still counting votes. This bodes well for Obama

Plus I am sure there are people still in line.

[emcee squared]

Originally Posted by Donna-501

Don't forget about the panhandle. That is mostly republican.

Very much so, but the population is much lower than the low-reporting areas of Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

It will be close.

[Memphis1979]

Originally Posted by Donna-501

Don't forget about the panhandle. That is mostly republican.

Population may be to low to influence anything. Tallahasse, Pensacola are the biggest population centers. Miami Dade and I4 keep bringing in more votes for Obama.

It may not be called until tomorrow, but if Obama wins Ohio, its over, Florida doesn't matter anyway.

Vice versa though, Obama wins Florida, Ohio doesn't matter.