11/4/08

Ohio goes to Obama

Obama is walloping McCain in Ohio. It's no contest; they called it with less than 20% reporting.

McCain narrowly won the white vote in OH, but the black vote was 12% of the total and it was unanimous for Obama.

40% of the electorate were Democrats, only 30% were Republicans. In 2004 it was 35% Democrat, 40% Republican.

Obama killed on "cares about people like me" in OH, 78-19.

Bush won college grads in Ohio in 2004, Obama won them tonight.

2 comments:

Jenny said...

Hmm, guess those "people like me" didn't hear the soundbite about "clinging bitterly to their guns and religion..."

Anonymous said...

We better cling tightly to our guns and religion because Obama wants to take both away from us.

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