2008-2048: Clinton wins nomination

[ej2mm15]

CNN ELECTION CENTER 2012

12:00 AM- With all states now closed, we can safely make three more projections. Alaska will be closely contested.

Arizona


Iowa


Nevada

Pawlenty/Jindal 237
Clinton/Obama 231
Paul/Palin 0

12:41 AM- We can now project the Rep. Paul will win his first, maybe only state.

Alaska

Pawlenty/Jindal 237
Clinton/Obama 231
Paul/Palin 3

[Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey]

PAUL CARRIED A STATE?! YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

[tmthforu94]

Wow, this is really exciting! Keep it up!

[Vazdul (Formerly Chairman of the Communist Party of Ontario)]

I'm suddenly very interested in how the Congressional elections are turning out.

[Ike56]

Interesting, indeed.

Here's a thought; give Pawlenty FL and Clinton PA (letting the states fall towards their natural political leanings), and then toss WI to Pawlenty (regional pride or something like that) and CO to Clinton (she and Obama motivate Hispanics to carry the state) so we can have a 268-267 situation with Paul holding the balance of power in the Electoral College.

Hmmm, who would Paul support?  What's his asking price?

[Niemeyerite]

IMO Paul would finally support Pawlenty, but I'm not sure...

Electoraljew, what were the results of Texas?

[ej2mm15]

IMO Paul would finally support Pawlenty, but I'm not sure...

Electoraljew, what were the results of Texas?

I will post the full state results in the same manner as the 2008 results.

[tmthforu94]

IMO Paul would finally support Pawlenty, but I'm not sure...

Electoraljew, what were the results of Texas?

I will post the full state results in the same manner as the 2008 results.

Gosh dang you! I was hoping this would be an update!

[Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey]

IMO Paul would finally support Pawlenty, but I'm not sure...

Electoraljew, what were the results of Texas?

I will post the full state results in the same manner as the 2008 results.

Gosh dang you! I was hoping this would be an update!

[ej2mm15]

CNN ELECTION CENTER

1:15 AM- Clinton fans in Florida can now stop holding their breath as we can now call the state for the president.

Florida

Clinton/Obama 259
Pawlenty/Jindal 237
Paul/Palin 3

1:57 AM- We can now call the state of Colorado for Governor Pawlenty.

Colorado

Clinton/Obama 259
Pawlenty/Jindal 246
Paul/Palin 3

2:32 AM- With only one state left to call, neither candidate has reached 270 votes.

Wisconsin

Clinton/Obama 259
Pawlenty/Jindal 256
Paul/Palin 3

[Niemeyerite]

If Pennsylvania goes for Paul, this election will be the best I've ever seen hahahahaha...

[SvenssonRS]

BAH CLIFFHANGER.

Looking forward to the thrilling conclusion.

[liberalkid]

BAH CLIFFHANGER.

Looking forward to the thrilling conclusion.

i have bated breath\

[ej2mm15]

CNN ELECTION CENTER 2012

4:43 AM- Alas, we can now confirm that President Clinton has narrowly won re-election. Governor Pawlenty has called the President, and will make his concession speech shortly.

Pennsylvania

Clinton/Obama 279
Pawlenty/Jindal 256
Paul/Palin 3

(Note, the second option in the thread poll is suppose to say 2008-2016, not 2008-2026)

[Vazdul (Formerly Chairman of the Communist Party of Ontario)]

CNN ELECTION CENTER 2012

4:43 AM- Alas, we can now confirm that President Clinton has narrowly won re-election. Governor Pawlenty has called the President, and will make his concession speech shortly.

Pennsylvania

Clinton/Obama 279
Pawlenty/Jindal 256
Paul/Palin 3

(Note, the second option in the thread poll is suppose to say 2008-2016, not 2008-2026)

Alas? Gee, the media wasn't biased at all in this race, was it?

[Niemeyerite]

Oh, YES!!!! Pawlenty would have been a terrible president =) !!!

Texas' results, please!

[SvenssonRS]

Any chance to see Senate and governor races, too? Just out of curiosity.

[ej2mm15]

Any chance to see Senate and governor races, too? Just out of curiosity.

After the full presidential results.

[ej2mm15]

Full Presidential Results 2012

Electoral Count
Clinton/Obama 279
Pawlenty/Jindal 256
Paul/Palin 3

Popular Vote
Clinton/Obama 47.59% +1.26
Pawlenty/Jindal 46.33%
Paul/Palin 6.08%

(State Results later today or tomorrow)

[feeblepizza]

Great TL!!!! I'd love to see Hilrod's 2nd term!!! Keep working on it (:

[ej2mm15]

FULL STATEWIDE RESULTS

........................Clinton/Obama........Pawlenty/Jindal.......Paul/Palin
Maine                   53.6%                   45.6%                       0.8%
New Hampshire     51.7%               47.3%                     1.0%
Vermont                59.7%                 39.5%                     0.8%
Massachussets     60.6%                 38.2%                   1.2%
Rhode Island         59.9%                  39.7%                     0.4%
Connecticut           54.1%                   45.3%                    0.6%
New York              57.9%                    41.7%                   0.4%
New Jersey           54.0%                     44.4%                   1.6%
Pennsylvania         48.9%                      48.7%                 2.4%
Delaware                55.1%                     43.1%                  1.8%
Maryland                56.5%                     42.3%                    1.2%
DC                        86.4%                       13.4%                    0.2%
Virginia                   49.0%                       47.2%                  3.8%
West Virginia          44.0%                       48.4%                   7.6%
Ohio                       46.5%                      49.1%                    4.4%
Kentucky                 42.6%                      48.2%                   9.2%
Indiana                    43.4%                       51.4%                   5.2%
Michigan                 52.2%                       44.0%                    3.8%
Illinois                      54.1%                     44.1%                     1.8%
Wisconsin                48.3%                       49.5%                   2.2%
North Carolina           44.2%                     51.8%                    4.0%
Tennesseee              41.2%                    53.0%                     5.8%
South Carolina           40.5%                    55.1%                     4.4%
Georgia                     43.8%                   52.0%                      4.2%
Alabama                   32.6%                    62.4%                     5.0%
Florida                      48.3%                    47.9%                     3.8%
Mississippii               39.5%                    55.7%                     4.8%
Louisiana                  37.6%                    57.8%                      4.6%
Arkansas                  39.8%                    49.0%                      11.2%
Missouri                    44.4%                   48.8%                       6.8%
Iowa                         45.4%                    50.6%                      4.0%
Minnesota                 43.2%                   53.0%                      3.8%
North Dakota             36.3%                  56.7%                       7.0%
South Dakota            36.8%                   54.8%                      8.4%
Nebraska                  34.6%                   58.8%                     6.6%
Kansas                     35.3%                   54.1%                     10.6%
Oklahmoa                  34.3%                   54.0%                     11.8%
Texas                        38.5%                   40.1%                      21.4%
New Mexico               50.1%                   36.5%                      13.4%
Colorado                    45.0%                   47.1%                      7.9%
Wyoming                   28.5%                   65.5%                      6.0%
Montana                    40.8%                   45.0%                      14.2%
Idaho                         27.6%                   65.6%                       6.8%
Utah                          30.7%                   67.3%                       2.0%
Arizona                      42.6%                  50.8%                       6.6%
Nevada                      47.5%                  42.7%                        9.8%
Washington               51.5%                  41.3%                        7.2%
Oregon                      50.7%                  39.3%                       10.0%
California                   52.9%                  36.7%                       10.4%
Alaska                      33.4%                  31.5%                       35.1%
Hawaii                      66.4%                   16.4%                       17.2%

[ej2mm15]

GUBERNATORIAL RESULTS

John Lynch wins re-election! -New Hampshire
Gary Herbert wins re-election! -Utah
Brian Dubie wins re-election! -Vermont
Steve Bullock wins the open seat in Montana!
Jeffrey Kessler wins an open seat in West Virginia!
Becky Skillman wins an open seat in Indiana!
Jack Markell wins re-election! -Delaware
Jay Nixon wins re-election! -Missouri
Phil Berger beats North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue in her re-election bid!
Jay Inslee beats Washington governor Christine Gregoire in her re-election bid!
Jack Dalrymple wins re-election! -North Dakota

Republicans 38 (+1)
Democrats 11(-1)
Other 1

[tmthforu94]

Nice results, though it's Becky, not Beck Skillman.

[ej2mm15]

SENATE RESULTS

Solid Color- Incubent wins re-election
Medium Color- Member of Incubent's party wins seat
Light Color- Member of opposite party of incubent wins seat

Republicans 52 (+2)
Democrats 46 (-2)
Independents 2 (0)

House
Republicans 216 (+9)
Democrats 214 (-14)
Tea Party 5 (+5)

NOTE- I will not be posting any details by name for the Senate or Gubernatorial Results here on out.

[ej2mm15]

5:00 AM November 7th. 2012- Governor Pawlenty appeared to concede this morning in Minneapolis.

"I came here tonight to congratulate President Clinton on her victory. It has been a long grueling battle, and athough we lost, I, and I hope my supporters accept our defeat. If it is what America thinks is right, then this must be what is right for our country. I called President Clinton earlier to congratulate her on victory. We did however, win both houses tonight...

*Applous*

...And now it is time for both parties to unite and fight our problems togethor. Good night, and god bless America!"

6:00 AM, November 7th- The President thanks supporters on the White House Lawn,

"This night, four years ago I was elected President of the United States. And tonight, I'm gonna be kept in office for another four years! We can now continue to put our country in the path of progress! We can make this country and better place , and this world along with it!...

...Thank you America, and Good Night!"

CNN can now confirm that Ron Paul refuses to concede, and demands a recount because he believes the election was rigged.