Results are rolling in!

[chaim]

Fox is off my list! They appear to have uncalled some of their previous calls.

 

[Staccato]

I therefore retract my previous statement about them being in any way competent

CBS: softy softy non-analysis you can rely on.

 

[chaim]

MSNBC called SC for McCain. Not too surprising.

 

[Staccato]

Ditto CBS. Obama's ahead there but it won't stick once more precincts report. GA should be called soon.

McCain: 21 (46%)
Obama: 3 (54%)

 

[Vylo]

South Carolina to McCain

McCain 16
Obama 3

Obama ahead 300,000 popular votes.

I'm using CNN BTW.

 

[Sitswithamouse]

The commentary on the BBC is suprisingly good. But David Dimbleby gets on my nerves. He always has. I had to stop watching Question Time because I just couldn't stand the guy.

And yeah, I heard that Fox's system was quite sharp on picking up the results. Still not using it though

I like David Dimbleby, as opposed to Sir Robin Day who was the original host.
Sir Robin always had to have the show hosted in London and before Dimbelby the show never left London.
David has modernised question time, but I do understand that others have their own oppinions and he can come over a little snooty.

 

[JustMeSee]

bama is leading the popular vote.

 

[Staccato]

Breaking news: BBC has called Pennsylvania for Obama!

If it sticks then this is the coup de grace for McCain barring something miraculous.

 

[chaim]

NPR just called PA for Obama. Things are looking very bad for McCain

 

[Vylo]

Tons of states just came in

Obama 77
McCain 34

Obama leading popular vote by 300,000

So far a blow out for Obama.

 

[Staccato]

I like David Dimbleby, as opposed to Sir Robin Day who was the original host.
Sir Robin always had to have the show hosted in London and before Dimbelby the show never left London.
David has modernised question time, but I do understand that others have their own oppinions and he can come over a little snooty.

I can see his charm in that sense, and I haven't watched Question Time for long enough to comment on what it used to be like before he took over the moderating role. But, yeah, he comes over slightly...not condescending per se, but a little "I know stuff, you don't" in an almost fatherly way. And it just irritates me, I don't know why

 

[Staccato]

I'm suprised tbh. I was antipating the electoral math to get an Obama victory without PA in the sack.

Pessimism is proven needless!

 

[JustMeSee]

Biden won senator seat in delaware

 

[Staccato]

MA, NH, CT, DE, IL, MD, ME and DC all called for Obama

Oh, and OK for McCain

 

[Sitswithamouse]

Mcain 16

Obama 67

 

[Vylo]

I wouldn't trust PA yet, CNN refuses to use exit polls unless its a blow out and they aren't calling PA yet.

 

[Braunwyn]

It's still way too early to tell. I'm hoping though! Go Obama!

 

[Staccato]

TN called for McCain.

The pundits seem to be pretty confident of an Obama victory now. I'm exercising extreme caution until this is sewn up.

 

[Staccato]

I wouldn't trust PA yet, CNN refuses to use exit polls unless its a blow out and they aren't calling PA yet.

True. CBS aren't calling it either.

In fact, I think only the BBC has done so. Has any other news source called PA?

 

[cheese007]

Pretty sure ABC called PA for Obama.