The Pre-Election Unscientific Poll

[Weirdy]

Goddammit, I tried but it still wouldn't do it.

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try putting these tags

 

[dhtml][/dhtml]

 

I think that's it

[Gryph]

When I preview the post it shows fine but when I submit the changes it doesn't work.

[random guy]

When I preview the post it shows fine but when I submit the changes it doesn't work.

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try to put it in one of your own posts

[Gryph]

I just downloaded the SWF and uploaded it: http://img74.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img74&image...ightMap_v21.swf

 

EDIT: Ok, that doesn't work either.

 

It doesn't matter. Just go to Yahoo and look at the map there.

Edited November 3, 2004 by GryphonKlaw

[Gryph]

Alright, it's basically over now. The next president is George W. Bush, again.

[random guy]

Alright, it's basically over now. The next president is George W. Bush, again.

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If the distance gets low enough in Ohio, it could be that provisional votes which were disallowed temporarily by the supreme court (125,000 of them) could change the whole outcome. And given that Republicans were responsible for the issuing of all the provisional votes pretty much, it could be that the Republicans have pulled another Florida. The difference being Kerry sounds like he's not going to let them get away with it this time (they're not conceeding Ohio).

[Gryph]

I hope things will look better when I wake up tomorrow.

[ken_cinder]

 

There, I was able to do it for you this way Weirdanzeige

[random guy]

That's not what cnn or yahoo are saying:

 

STATUS CANDIDATE VOTE VOTE % EV

 

Republican Bush 56,787,311 51% 254

 

Democratic Kerry 53,076,006 48% 242

 

Independent Nader 384,229 1% 0

[Agozer]

It's funny how no-one seems to take Nader seriously.

[random guy]

yeah, he shouldn't even have run.