Originally Posted By WorldDisney <<I know but if things were to go south with Obama(just humor me) I get to say to all of you I told you so >> LOL, that's funny DAR because I'm in the same boat as you, just on the other side of the the ship . I'm from Cali, where it will still go to Obama if he dropped dead tomorrow lol, but for some reason I just HAVE to vote. I guess I want to make sure it goes Obama's way for sure and stop you from saying you told me so ;D.
Originally Posted By DAR Well yeah if things go south between now and Tuesday but I'm saying in 2012 or 2016 too.
Originally Posted By mawnck >>for some reason I just HAVE to vote<< How about this: Make that gap between the national vote totals one person wider. ;-) (Or narrower.) :-O
Originally Posted By gurgitoy2 Well, I'm glad I don't live in Pennsylvania! There is no early voting there either, and since it's a key battleground state, things are going to be...interesting tomorrow. I live in New Jersey, and there is early voting, but I like going to the booth, so I'll be in line early before work tomorrow morning.
Originally Posted By WorldDisney <<Also, there are more races than just the presidential one. No on 8, WD!>> Dont worry Dabob, faxed in my vote today...and I made sure to vote NO on that as well .
Originally Posted By dshyates I think things will calm down by the end of the week. But you mcCain supporers may want to avoid the baboon butt-shakin' display here on Wed.
Originally Posted By LadyKluck I think I'll have a pretty easy time, we live in a town of about 5000 people with most everyone being older folks (old farm town) so I'm hoping they'll all go in the morning, so by the time DH gets home around 3 or so, they'll all have already voted. I'm actually really excited, this will be the first time I've voted in a major election! The only other time was when I was in high school, I got extra credit in my government class for going and voting for a school bond election or something local like that.
Originally Posted By beamerdog Way to go, Klucky! I'll be voting early. I'm in DE, so I'm pretty sure how our state will go. Then I'm doing a shift on phoning people to get them out to vote. I've done that for a few elections. Biden is running for both vp and the senate. If he wins both, his son is someone being talked about to fill his seat. Interesting. Then we'll have Joe and Beau - that has to get on late night tv, lol.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 <I don't think I've ever been so nervous before an election before.> 4 or 5 days ago I was almost serene about it. I just had a great vibe it was going to go well. Some time yesterday I started to get nervous again. Like it couldn't REALLY be happening, could it? I'll probably be nervous right up to the moment that (God willing) they announce Virginia for Obama at about 8:30 EST.
Originally Posted By ecdc >>I'll probably be nervous right up to the moment that (God willing) they announce Virginia for Obama at about 8:30 EST.<< Yup. When I hear Virginia and Pennsylvania for Obama, then I'll breathe. Actually, I probably won't breathe until McCain and the GOP concede and their lawyers go home.
Originally Posted By mawnck >>Actually, I probably won't breathe until McCain and the GOP concede and their lawyers go home.<< I'll call 911.
Originally Posted By Elderp If McCain does win (which I don't think is going to happen), it will be the a big fall for all the media and polls. No one will listen to them again.
Originally Posted By mele Yeah, I don't think that's going to happen, Elderp. I mean, people don't really listen to them that much now and I don't think that will change.
Originally Posted By DAR If McCain were to win I'm flipping over to MSNBC to see Olberman spontaneously combust.
