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Exit Polls/polling in general always lowballs peoples' ignorance for gay marriage, so if the polls were close, this doesn't really surprise me.


Wed Nov 05, 2008 1:50 am
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MikeQ, i'm watching http://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/re ... /#CAI01map

that's the map, and it tells you when the last update was in that particular county. i know that a lot of No winning areas still have huge amounts of votes to go compared to Yes on average.


Wed Nov 05, 2008 1:51 am
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Just looked through the demographics for the Hate Bill exit polling in Florida, and the only groups that supported it were Whites 18-29 (by a small margin), Jews (by a large margin) and Graduate Degree Holders (by a medium margin).

Umm...pathetic. But yay Jews!


Wed Nov 05, 2008 1:58 am
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Yes 1.989 (53%) vs 1.764 (47%)

difference 225k

23%


Wed Nov 05, 2008 1:59 am
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Finally a more positive update. getluv's right, San Francisco precincts have barely reported.


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don't ruin a great night, California. :grrr:

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53% vs 47%

237k difference
25%


Wed Nov 05, 2008 2:09 am
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Okay... looking good... go SF and Silicon Valley!

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Wed Nov 05, 2008 2:26 am
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Why exactly is it looking good? The yes side is winning still, and the margin is increasing.

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Why exactly is it looking good? The yes side is winning still, and the margin is increasing.


It was looking good 8 minutes ago :grrr:


EDIT: Hmmm.. 52-48 on Yes according to the local Fox station.

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CNN:

Yes leading by 257K with 33% of the vote counted.


Wed Nov 05, 2008 2:44 am
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Ugh Los Angeles.

The county disappointed me.

Can I be racist tomorrow against certain kinds of groups? :razz:

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Ugh Los Angeles.

The county disappointed me.

Can I be racist tomorrow against certain kinds of groups? :razz:


christian republicans and mormons. ;)

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Christian wrote:
Ugh Los Angeles.

The county disappointed me.

Can I be racist tomorrow against certain kinds of groups? :razz:


christian republicans and mormons. ;)


Hah.

I understand Orange County (Republican stronghold). But Los Angeles. Just wrong on so many levels.

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52-48


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Rev wrote:
Christian wrote:
Ugh Los Angeles.

The county disappointed me.

Can I be racist tomorrow against certain kinds of groups? :razz:


christian republicans and mormons. ;)

Many of the Yes votes come from the Black and the Hispanic communities.

Vote by Race
Total Yes No
White (63%) 47% 53%
African-American (10%) 70% 30%
Latino (19%) 51% 49%
Asian (6%) 47% 53%
Other (3%) 50% 50%


It may be why LA is so low. I imagine a large number of those are christians and mormons but it is not all republicans.

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Still at 52-48 with about 48% reporting:

Good news:
Alameda Country - large country with 65% no only 1/3 of precincts reporting
Contra Costa - large county with 55% no only 1/5 of precincts reporting
Marin - medium? country with 73% no 2/3rds reporting
Monterey- Medium sized going 52% no with 1/3rd reporting
Santa Clara- 55% no with only 1/3 reporting...large
Napa, San Mateo, Santa Barbara, Yolo all can give some more push

Bad News:
Los Angeles - 45% no with about 50 reporting
Lots of medium sized counties with a lot of precincts left to report
Orange Country - bad bad news...42% no large county with only 1/3rd reporting
San Francisco is already 98% reported (maybe the 2% un-reported are big precincts? we can hope)


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So what am I to make of those Black voters in California who voted for Obama and change but simultaneously supported a ban on gay marriage AFTER it was legalized?


70% is unforgivable.

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So what am I to make of those Black voters in California who voted for Obama and change but simultaneously supported a ban on gay marriage AFTER it was legalized.


70% is unforgivable.

Many people consider homosexuality a choice..... as far as marriage is concerned it si but so is interracial marriage.

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So what am I to make of those Black voters in California who voted for Obama and change but simultaneously supported a ban on gay marriage AFTER it was legalized?


70% is unforgivable.


Black voters were 80% in Florida. :(


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So what am I to make of those Black voters in California who voted for Obama and change but simultaneously supported a ban on gay marriage AFTER it was legalized.


70% is unforgivable.


curse them. what else can u do?

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i hate to say this. but wtf abortion is ok, but gay marriage is not. *shakes head*


Wed Nov 05, 2008 3:41 am
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52.5 Yes at 48% reporting


Wed Nov 05, 2008 3:45 am
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I'm so disheartened.

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hypocritical morons, two faced bastards, WTF.

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