Terrible News For McCain Coming From Florida (votes, CNN, Obama)

[mrbob]

Originally Posted by vickilynn

I used to be a Republican. I didn't vote last election because I was living out of the country and was complacent. For the first time in my life I will be voting Democrat!
(Someone, poll me! Where do they find these people to poll anyway?)

Vickilynn,

Don't worry about the pollsters calling you - the polls they take are not that accurate anyhow... don't be influenced by them one way or another.

The only poll that matters is November 4th...

If you want to judge the scale of the Obama victory that is developing, forget the daily political polls - just look at the crowds that Obama is drawing nationawide compared to McCain... The difference is almost laughable... Obama draws huge crowds of energized people - some get there 12 hours early to make sure they see him...

Make sure you get to the polls on the 4th, and vote for Obama!!

[MiamiRob]

^ mrbob when you draw 50,000 people on a weeknight in Central Florida at 11 PM and it isn't a concert something is going on!

[Jrprofess]

Originally Posted by MiamiRob

padcrasher Florida is in a economic recession so this doesn't bode well for the incumbent party. That being said our state has a huge minority population (35% black & hispanic) or basically 1 out of 3 Floridians.

Being hispanic myself Obama is well liked in our community whereas McCain is seen as a traitor regardging immigration issues but that isn't the only issue.

The Economy, Education, healthcare & the War in Iraq are all huge issues

I am voting Obama this election but am surprised that the man who's name was on the amnesty bill would be seen as a traitor. Given his state (AZ) he appears to be pro-latino...at least for political purposes. That is surprising.

[mrbob]

Originally Posted by MiamiRob

^ mrbob when you draw 50,000 people on a weeknight in Central Florida at 11 PM and it isn't a concert something is going on!

That's amazing!!

I don't much care what the political polls say - I look at how energized the democrats are, and how demoralized the republicans are... I think that is far more indicative of the Nov 4th outcome.

Look at the huge crowds he drew in North Carolina a few weeks ago - people literally started showing up 12 hours in advance!!!

Go Obama!!

[TuborgP]

Originally Posted by DailyJournalist

I highly doubt that really.

You might want to research cross party voting data first.

[Freemore]

Is JM ill with a respiratory problem? Listen to him cough and wipe his nose.

[TuborgP]

Originally Posted by DailyJournalist

I highly doubt that really.

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[TuborgP]

Originally Posted by mrbob

That's amazing!!

I don't much care what the political polls say - I look at how energized the democrats are, and how demoralized the republicans are... I think that is far more indicative of the Nov 4th outcome.

Look at the huge crowds he drew in North Carolina a few weeks ago - people literally started showing up 12 hours in advance!!!

Go Obama!!

Remember Bots, Barack outdrew Hillary in states he lost. Older voters don't brave lines and the weather like younger voters.

[Augie]

are registered democrats, but we are voting for McCain. The issues in this election transcend party affiliation. The undecided voters who are not registered D or R will put Florida with McCain. Florida will save the USA from Socialism.

[Hoarfrost]

Originally Posted by Augie

Florida will save the USA from Socialism.

Chances are that if Florida doesn't go for Obama, it's EV's will be quite inconsequential. Obama can win without them, McCain can't.