Predctions on Election Night 2004

[opebo]

Ok, who wins which Federal Reserve districts?  I say:

1) strong Kerry
2) strong Kerry
3) leans Kerry
4) leans Bush
5) strong Bush
6) strong Bush
7) likely Kerry
likely Bush
9) strong Bush
10) strong Bush
11) strong Bush
12) likely Kerry

Well that was fun.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Ok, who wins which Federal Reserve districts?  I say:

1) strong Kerry
2) strong Kerry
3) leans Kerry
4) leans Bush
5) strong Bush
6) strong Bush
7) likely Kerry
likely Bush
9) strong Bush
10) strong Bush
11) strong Bush
12) likely Kerry

Well that was fun.

Partizanus Extremus...

[angus]

Ok, who wins which Federal Reserve districts?  I say:

1) strong Kerry
2) strong Kerry
3) leans Kerry
4) leans Bush
5) strong Bush
6) strong Bush
7) likely Kerry
likely Bush
9) strong Bush
10) strong Bush
11) strong Bush
12) likely Kerry

Well that was fun.

Now I see why there's an option to disable the emoticons.

[© tweed]

Ok, who wins which Federal Reserve districts?  I say:

1) strong Kerry
2) strong Kerry
3) leans Kerry
4) leans Bush
5) strong Bush
6) strong Bush
7) likely Kerry
likely Bush
9) strong Bush
10) strong Bush
11) strong Bush
12) likely Kerry

Well that was fun.

Now I see why there's an option to disable the emoticons.

That has happened for alot of people

[Defarge]

Anyone want to start researching Ohio election laws? :-D

[Gustaf]

Ok, who wins which Federal Reserve districts?  I say:

1) strong Kerry
2) strong Kerry
3) leans Kerry
4) leans Bush
5) strong Bush
6) strong Bush
7) likely Kerry
likely Bush
9) strong Bush
10) strong Bush
11) strong Bush
12) likely Kerry

Well that was fun.

Is it strong-lean-likely or strong-likely-lean?

[classical liberal]

Thanks for doing the homework.  It seems like all of ohio is in the Cleveland federal reserve bank district.  Pittsburgh and environs too.  As if it made a difference.  How many people watch it that closely?  I honestly don't know.  When you're on the street, in the cafe, the bar, it's always NYT or WSJ or CNN figures, which aren't generally broken out that way.  However, clevelanders and pittsburghers are a fairly well-read lot, so it may be significant.

It's not that the number will influence the race.  The quantity that the number represents will decide the race: if the OH and West PA region isn't gaining manufacturing jobs still in November, Kerry wins.  If the number is up it indicates a situation in which Bush wins.