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How do these networks call these so early? Illinois only has 27% reported...I don't get how they call these things this early.
They call them early based on 2 things.
1. The possible number of votes in the non reported districts.
2. The exit polls in the non-reported districts.
Obviously ....... the total number of non-reported votes is important.
They don't call early if Large Districts are still non-reported.
At least ..... that's the method and theory they use and it works.
They call them early based on 2 things.
1. The possible number of votes in the non reported districts.
2. The exit polls in the non-reported districts.
Obviously ....... the total number of non-reported votes is important.
They don't call early if Large Districts are still non-reported.
At least ..... that's the method and theory they use and it works.
Yeah, it does work pretty reliably but the issue is that so many people remember the one single time it didn't - in Florida Bush v. Gore.
So Kasich was just projected as the winner of his own state... SO WHAT?
He's won ONE STATE, one itty bitty teeny weeny state. Now he seems to think he's unstoppable...
What a fool and a tool.
Itty bitty teeny weeny???
Well, in all fairness to OHIO ... it is the 7th Most Populous state in the US. Both Ohio and Florida are viewed as extremely important "swing" states in presidential elections.
Not like those insignificant states that aren't even in the TOP TEN, like Arizona for example.
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