MSNBC just announced this. I am not suprised in any way.
7:00 on the nose!!
But Obama is winning the ones that count.
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Originally posted by joiei
MSNBC just announced this. I am not suprised in any way.
Interestingly, Obama's exit polling results are somewhere around 5 points better than Kerry's results. It'll be interesting to see if that number holds in the final tally.
Official results as of 7:55PM.
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT 62 OF 2231
JOHN McCAIN REP 39,973 52.75%
BARACK OBAMA DEM 35,803 47.25%
Haha. Ok, its going McCain's way now.
Interesting, Tulsa County is blue on this map, as of 9:18pm:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results/individual/#mapPOK
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Originally posted by tulsa1603
Interesting, Tulsa County is blue on this map, as of 9:18pm:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results/individual/#mapPOK
Doesn't really surprise me that much.
That map is enlightening. Now I know why I don't like going outside of Tulsa much, except to head to another state.
Looks like the whole state is red now.
New state slogan?
OKLAHOMA: More out of touch with the Nation than anybody!
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Originally posted by AVERAGE JOE
New state slogan?
OKLAHOMA: More out of touch with the Nation than anybody!
McCain's 66% to 34% victory in Oklahoma, is the largest margin in the Nation.
Wyoming, Dick Cheney's homeland, a close second.
Even South Carolina, which still believes it is an independent country all by itself, 54% to 45%.
Oklahoma: We fear change.
Oklahoma Results VERY similar to 2004
Bush 959,792 65.57%
Kerry 503,966 34.43%
McCain 959,645 65.64%
Obama 502,286 34.36%
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Originally posted by Cubs
Oklahoma Results VERY similar to 2004
Bush 959,792 65.57%
Kerry 503,966 34.43%
McCain 959,645 65.64%
Obama 502,286 34.36%
It's even lower turnout, very odd given how big this election was. Given the last 8 years, and all the policies, etc. Much of the Nation saw record turnout, not us, not Oklahoma.
The Democratic Party did better in a few other counties than it did in Tulsa. Oklahoma County was one of the better for the Democrats, McCain won 58% to 42%. Okmulgee, Muskogee, and Cherokee counties, Democrats did better there, than in Tulsa County. Cherokee went 56% to 44% McCain, that's Tahlequah. Tulsa County went 62% to 38%, somewhat better than the entire state's 66% to 34%.
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Originally posted by Neptune
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Originally posted by Cubs
Oklahoma Results VERY similar to 2004
Bush 959,792 65.57%
Kerry 503,966 34.43%
McCain 959,645 65.64%
Obama 502,286 34.36%
It's even lower turnout, very odd given how big this election was. Given the last 8 years, and all the policies, etc. Much of the Nation saw record turnout, not us, not Oklahoma.
The Democratic Party did better in a few other counties than it did in Tulsa. Oklahoma County was one of the better for the Democrats, McCain won 58% to 42%. Okmulgee, Muskogee, and Cherokee counties, Democrats did better there, than in Tulsa County. Cherokee went 56% to 44% McCain, that's Tahlequah. Tulsa County went 62% to 38%, somewhat better than the entire state's 66% to 34%.
How in the heck was this a lower turn out than 2004? That can't be right. Are there some precincts missing? Did someone trip over the extension cord?
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Originally posted by tulsa1603
Interesting, Tulsa County is blue on this map, as of 9:18pm:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results/individual/#mapPOK
Even more interesting is that I see that Tulsa county is leaning WAY more to McCain than Oklahoma county.
I would've thought that Tulsa was far more liberal than OkC.