chcr Too cute for words Nov 3, 2004 #22 HeXp£Øi± said: Latest polls say that young voters between the ages of 18-24 have a 17% democratic edge over republicans. This comes out to appx. 18.5 million votes from the 51 million in that age group. I still say that republicans could be in for an upset. Click to expand... Polls are meaningless.
HeXp£Øi± said: Latest polls say that young voters between the ages of 18-24 have a 17% democratic edge over republicans. This comes out to appx. 18.5 million votes from the 51 million in that age group. I still say that republicans could be in for an upset. Click to expand... Polls are meaningless.
HeXp£Øi± Well-Known Member Nov 3, 2004 #23 chcr said: Polls are meaningless. Click to expand... Not that i disagree but remember we are electing our president at the polls today.
chcr said: Polls are meaningless. Click to expand... Not that i disagree but remember we are electing our president at the polls today.
Inkara1 Well-Known Member Nov 3, 2004 #26 They called SC for Bush now, so it's 77-74 Kerry right now. However, Bush currently has 56 percent of the popular vote.
They called SC for Bush now, so it's 77-74 Kerry right now. However, Bush currently has 56 percent of the popular vote.
HeXp£Øi± Well-Known Member Nov 3, 2004 #27 Inkara1 said: They called SC for Bush now, so it's 77-74 Kerry right now. However, Bush currently has 56 percent of the popular vote. Click to expand... I'm watching msnbc at the moment they've got it at 81 77 Bush now..
Inkara1 said: They called SC for Bush now, so it's 77-74 Kerry right now. However, Bush currently has 56 percent of the popular vote. Click to expand... I'm watching msnbc at the moment they've got it at 81 77 Bush now..
Sharky New Member Nov 5, 2004 #33 Professur said: I should have made this a poll, shouldn't I? Click to expand... I don't know. Let's vote on it!
Professur said: I should have made this a poll, shouldn't I? Click to expand... I don't know. Let's vote on it!
