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In first early voting county in Tarrant County, it's 50.03% Mark Shelton, 49.97% Wendy Davis. Separated by 111 votes out of 180,000. Yes

bye bye Wendyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy (still praying, she and zaffrini are history)

Other races
Donna Campbell doing realll well as is Roger Williams
Ted Cruz takes lead in Senate race
and KXAN says Obama wins Electoral votes 64 to Romney's 40... but that's an Austin TV station that's so blue you have to adjust the color ,,,
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Oldgringo wrote:We went to the Jacksonville Library today to pick up James Lee Burke's latest book. The Jacksonville Library is also a voting place. The voter numbers we observed earlier in the week and even last week were much greater than were observed today.

What does that portend? I dunno'. I suspect a nationwide voter turnout of biblical proportions is taking place. Everybody has a dog in this hunt. Oh well, this time tomorrow, we'll know how many bullets to buy.

On Twitter "PLEASE EVERYONE, however the election turns out tonight, remain calm and peaceful ... my AK-47 doesn't ship until next Monday "

I got 500 more rounds of 7.62 last week, the UPS guy informs me that MidwayUsa is shipping a lot lately

Tweet of the day

I did the Hokey Pokey today in the voting booth.Put the right one in & the left one out!

Jumping Frog wrote:Heard on the radio that Harris County has already had over 300,000 people vote, setting early voting records.

When I voted yesterday, I stood in line 45 minutes.

I think there are a lot of "Broken Glass Republicans", i.e. willing to crawl through broken glass if necessary to cast their vote against the Obamination.

Obama voters had that kind of passion in 2008, but not this year.

If we are setting these kind of voting records in Harris County, when Texas is expected to be solidly Romney anyway, I think that bodes well for the passionate Republicans in the swing states.

I pray that's the case, most of my family voted R already, but two .. are still drinking the koolaid and vehemently for Obama, I'm sure many in Houston, Austin, San Antonio etc are still drinking the Koolaid too, so it could be them early voting so the pollworkers forget their faces when they return later with the voter cards of their deceased friends and relatives.

Jaguar wrote:Voted today, and I am happy to say I have changed my libertarian mind and went with Romney/Ryan.

While R/R aren't perfect even when it comes to business, the Ø has gotta go.

While the GOP could have chosen much better offerings, and the ones they chose have yet to earn my trust, I went with the "guys most likely to unseat the current dictator in office" So, I voted GOP.

Burnet County Courthouse voting room was full with a line of two outside the door, & as I was leaving another lady was coming to vote.
I figured the waiting line would be zero after these days had gone by.

My Uncle in Lubbock voted at the United grocery store ...