This is an uber-liberal enclave in NC, so more than 80% excited voters already voted early. Still, it was hard to find parking this morning.
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With the election nearly upon us, I've started regularly following Talking Points Memo again. Late last night, Josh Marshall wrote about the early voting results:
Among those who've already voted, it's Obama 57%, McCain 38%. And that number is not inconsistent with numbers coming out of a lot of…
I'm looking at an exit poll by NBC and I have thoughts.
Gender Gap
Much has been made of the fact that Sanders got 55% of female votes, more than 44% for Clinton. That is indeed significant. But little has been said about the fact that among males, 66% voted for Sanders and 32% for Clinton. (55…
Well, we kept the polls open as long as possible and some bloggers voted early and often while others waited 'til the last minute. We've had some locals and some out-of-staters with recollections of North Carolina. So, without further adieu, the NC primary edition of the Tar Heel Tavern:
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I'll be looking at several SOS web sites, and eventually I'll find the best on line tracker of results for the whole country. During the primaries, the Washington Post was the best. Let me know if you have any ideas.
So far…
And although most people here have already voted, I was the 255th voter today around 9am this morning. That is a huge number for our voting place. While there was no line outside (it is sprinkling light rain), the inside was full of people and I was lucky to get an empty booth right away.
Voting for Obama was easy in Iowa
No, but then I'm British. Staying up late to follow the fun, have just heard NC might have tossed a Republican congressman out.
w00t!! Turn NC blue!! Ballot cast at 7:53 am in Carteret County. I was #81! SOOOOOOO HAPPY TO THROW DOLE OUT!!!!