Thread: AFTER CAUCUS REPORT FROM NEVADA

Fox just called Nevada

Romney 46%
McCain
Paul

McCain only won by 2 points more than Paul

Originally Posted by Dianne

McCain currently 2nd place with 17% according to CNN. Let me guess... is the criminal immigrant population in NV around 17%? Anyone know?

No
Actually it is 40% or more

McCain got 17% of them and Hillary will get the rest

I had to share this, thought it was cute:

I am in las vegas, and i can tell you that we for sure got 2nd place this morning. Mitt ran away with first because all the Mormons are the only people up this early. But we came in a strong second.


Paul and McCain now tied for 2nd spot with 234 votes each...

He was declared winner after only 1% of reporting. That I find interesting. Right now only 10% has reported

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#NV

Originally Posted by jp_48504

He was declared winner after only 1% of reporting. That I find interesting. Right now only 10% has reported

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#NV

Yes, but this was a caucus----similar to that of Iowa.

I am glad that they called it early----as it could possibly help in SC to stop McAmnesty and Huckabilly.

Originally Posted by Bren4824

Originally Posted by jp_48504

He was declared winner after only 1% of reporting. That I find interesting. Right now only 10% has reported

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#NV

Yes, but this was a caucus----similar to that of Iowa.

I am glad that they called it early----as it could possibly help in SC to stop McAmnesty and Huckabilly.

I dont see how they can call it early if the votes have not been counted.

[quote=jp_48504]

Originally Posted by Bren4824

Originally Posted by jp_48504":2umfmq7e]He was declared winner after only 1% of reporting. That I find interesting. Right now only 10% has reported

[url="http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#NV

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#NV[/url]

Yes, but this was a caucus----similar to that of Iowa.

I am glad that they called it early----as it could possibly help in SC to stop McAmnesty and Huckabilly.

I dont see how they can call it early if the votes have not been counted.[/quote:2umfmq7e]

It all has to do with percents

[quote=usanevada]

Originally Posted by jp_48504

Originally Posted by Bren4824

Originally Posted by jp_48504":1nmau0v5]He was declared winner after only 1% of reporting. That I find interesting. Right now only 10% has reported

[url="http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#NV

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#NV[/url]

Yes, but this was a caucus----similar to that of Iowa.

I am glad that they called it early----as it could possibly help in SC to stop McAmnesty and Huckabilly.

I dont see how they can call it early if the votes have not been counted.

It all has to do with percents[/quote:1nmau0v5]

Where do the percents come from? They called him winner before one percent of the total votes were counted.

Originally Posted by jp_48504

Originally Posted by usanevada

Originally Posted by jp_48504":3r5zdp54][quote=Bren4824][quote="jp_48504":3r5zdp54]He was declared winner after only 1% of reporting. That I find interesting. Right now only 10% has reported

[url="http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#NV

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#NV[/url]

Yes, but this was a caucus----similar to that of Iowa.

I am glad that they called it early----as it could possibly help in SC to stop McAmnesty and Huckabilly.

I dont see how they can call it early if the votes have not been counted.

It all has to do with percents[/quote:3r5zdp54]

Where do the percents come from? They called him winner before one percent of the total votes were counted.[/quote:3r5zdp54]

The same way that they were able to call the Iowa caucus so early based on the "percents" called in before the actual votes were tallied.

Early counts , Don't forget , our caucus was over at 10 am

Don't forget exit polling also is a factor for these news stations

It is now turning into a "race" race here , Hillary appears to be getting
a huge amount of the latino vote , but as of now they have
Obama in the lead by a couple points

They have also been reporting that the casino caucus sites have
been putting out calls for spanish translators , whats up with that ?

I thought American citizens needed to speak English to vote ?