Looks like Corzine's going down in NJ too.

[ddeclue]

:(

[Avalux]

1. Unfortunately, the loss will be his own doing.

Too many problems; the people of NJ are tired of him. Has nothing to do with Obama or Dems in general.

[Celtic_88]

8. New Jersey

To close to call...

[vadawg]

40. interesting name, is the number a year and both of them linked...

[bbinacan]

2. Got links?

This is the first I've heard.

[ddeclue]

4. Just watching the crawler on CNN - they've got him down 50% to 42%. nt

[Barack_America]

7. Is that a poll result or are they releasing exit polls irresponsibly early?

[itsrobert]

14. Is this the first time you watched election returns?

Because you are sounding like you don't know what you are talking about.

[bobbolink]

28. Stop the snark and act like a human being.

[ddeclue]

29. I've worked on plenty of campaigns and watched plenty of results.

It looks so far like Corzine is going down by a 10 point margin.

:P

[cigsandcoffee]

3. Way too early to say that. n/t

[PretzelWarrior]

5. WRONG!!! WaPo says "too close to call at polls closing

that is about half hour ago. so I think you're full of it.

Not saying he won't eventually lose, but you have no proof of that right now.

[Drunken Irishman]

6. Yeah...no...

He might go down, but it's way too early. The biggest Democratic counties are barely reporting. He's down 7 now - which is better than when he began.

[budkin]

9. How the hell did you arrive at this conclusion with 1% of precincts reporting Chicken Little?

[SoCalDem]

10. Wolf Blitzkrieg said so?

:)

[madinmaryland]

12. Leslie Blitz came out of his war-induced orgasm to comment??

:wow:

[SoCalDem]

17. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,

[DainBramaged]

11. I live in NJ, it's going to be a LONG night

nice try at garnering attention though.......

[druidity33]

13. with 3% reporting? nt.

:eyes:

[oswaldactedalone]

15. 4% Reporting and

Christie up 55-38.

[w4rma]

16. lol, right-leaning districts always get counted early so the Republican will appear to be way up

until the dense urban districts trickle in.

(by right-leaning, I mean sparse and rural as they are somewhat interchangable)

[tilsammans]

18. NJN had 56% Christie, 38% Corzine @ 8:50 p.m.

Not lookin' good so far. :cry:

[DainBramaged]

19. They are counting SMALL counties

We are one of the most densely populated states in the Nation, Once Bergen, Hudson and Passaic are called we'll have a clearer picture,


If EVERYONE is saying too close to call, guess what the exit polls are too close to call.

[tilsammans]

23. It's closer now . . .

NJN reporting 52% Christie, 41% Corzine.

Better.

(I know the night is still young, but I might wind up drinking that entire bottle of wine.)

Interesting: So far, Daggett is only at 6%.

[Thrill]

21. Have Burlington and Essex Country come in yet?

If not, then those numbers can change big time

[BolivarianHero]

20. Ocean City = A nice piece of Dumbfuckistan in the mid-Atlantic...

Who cares? Obama got annihilated there.

Once the hourglass-shaped blue counties report, the sands of time will run out for Cookie Crisp.

[oswaldactedalone]

22. 18% in

52-41 Christie.

[oswaldactedalone]

24. 28% in

Christie up 50-44

[FBaggins]

25. It's closer than I would like... but too early to say it's a loss

Things are going to tighten up very soon. The precincts that are reporting lean right.

[FBaggins]

26. Revise and extend my remarks, Yes it looks like a loss

This just sucks.

Intrade had the Corzine line now at 15%. It was over 70% at one point today.

[tilsammans]

32. This just in on NJN: Only five percent separating Christie and Corzine! n/t

:kick:

[FBaggins]

38. And it's going to get closer... but not enough.

Looks like a 2-3% loss now.

Intrade has Corzine's chances down to 5-7%

I think I'm going to chug some pepto and go to bed.

[DainBramaged]

27. 52/42% Christie, 36% in, too too early yet

[tilsammans]

31. You're right. Too early yet.

Admittedly, I have a skewed view, as I live in blood-red Morris County.

Where everybody's assumed to be a Republican. :puke:

[DainBramaged]

33. ME TOO

And I have my DU bumper sticker on now


:hi:

[DainBramaged]

30. 49/44% 44% in, who's going down?

[Divine Discontent]

34. yep. it's too early to say it's over.

[FBaggins]

35. The President won Gloucester County by 13%

2% less than the state overall

Gloucester is now 10% in and Cristie won by 3.5% or so.

McCain carried Cape May by 9%, Christie leads (with 95% reporting) by 16%

Mercer, Middlesex, Salem and Burlington need to break more heavily our way than expected or this looks like about a 1.5-2% loss.

[oswaldactedalone]

36. Looking bad for Corzine

at this point. We're facing months of crowing by the teabaggers. Very bad news. 64% in, Christie up by 6. It's over.

[FBaggins]

37. They'll try... but

I'll take the White House, a solid House majority... and almost filibuster proof control of the Senate - over a couple governors and an already-republican House seat any day.

[tilsammans]

39. Yeah, I hear ya, but . . .

. . . (I'm assuming) you don't live in NJ.

Christie would be a disaster for us.

[DainBramaged]

41. We still control the legislature, but the idiot will wind up being pushed out

within a year because he is a corrupt bastard.

[FBaggins]

43. I don't... but I can tell from here...

that Corzine already was.

This wasn't the President's fault.

[tilsammans]

44. Agree. It wasn't BHO's fault at all

Indeed, Corzine did himself in.

If the teabaggers were insufferable before, what will they be now that they think they've "won"? Ick. :puke:

[tilsammans]

42. AP's calling it for Christie n/t

:puke:

[Statistical]

45. Why all the unrecs?

Facts are facts. Do most people use unrec as a popularity meter?

Corzine is indeed "going down" in NJ.