In 2004 121 million people voted.
Yesterday… 118.2 million.
In 2004 Bush got 63 million votes Yesterday Obama got 62.6
Blow out?
Hardly… our people stayed home
In 2004 121 million people voted.
Yesterday… 118.2 million.
In 2004 Bush got 63 million votes Yesterday Obama got 62.6
Blow out?
Hardly… our people stayed home
Neil Stevens: It's not often I say KBH, McCain, and Murkowski are right. On opposing the cyberseucurity bill, they absolutely are. #rsrh
Steve Maley: Alternative Energy: No Free Lunch. #rsrh http://t.co/LF4ItCnN
Daniel Horowitz: The President’s budget will increase debt from $15.35 trillion to $25.90 trillion in FY 2022 #rsrh
Jake Walker: Again, I'd rather be governed by 535 randomly selected #CPAC attendees than the entire Congress & Senate. #tcot #CPAC2012 #rsrh
Steve Maley: An energy boom looms, despite Obama. #rsrh http://t.co/u7h9w1fC
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mbauer (Diary) Wednesday, November 5th at 10:44AM EST (link)Do your numbers include early voting for 2008?
Just
tsquare (Diary) Wednesday, November 5th at 11:01AM EST (link)The ‘final’ numbers posted at Drudge
This was not a blow out and there were few ‘new’ voters
Those numbers aren't final.
LAWizard (Diary) Wednesday, November 5th at 11:06AM EST (link)Votes will be trickling in for a few days. There’s still overseas absentee ballots to tally. I’d say turnout was similar.
Actually...
Jon E. Schultz II (IlliniJon) (Diary) Wednesday, November 5th at 11:10AM EST (link)I was checking into the same path this morning, but Bush actually only got 62 million votes. Obama has already bested him.
What I do find interesting, however, is as you mentioned, turnout is still lower than 2004. At least for now.
-IJ