What was the final vote in Pennsylvania???

Never mind...


Pennsylvania:

PRESIDENT 99% of precincts

Candidates Votes Vote % EV
Gore

2,455,479 51% 23

Bush

2,258,811 47% 0

Nader

102,293 2% 0

Buchanan

16,862 0% 0
Phillips

15,238 0% 0

Browne

11,630 0% 0

winner declared at 9:24 p.m. EST exit polls

results as of 10:35 a.m. EST
 
That is the one I find hard to beleive.
CA. I understood and ofcourse NY but
PA just full of hunters are they that stupid
yes I said it its a very emotional time
my dear editors.
It appears these hunters arent concerned about other gunowners since Gore has not
targeted bolt-action,pump shotguns
this month.
Thats is sickening to me.
All things come full circle.
But will be still be free or alive
when that finally happens and these
'american's pay for their treachory
or support of that socialist.
 
winner declared at 9:24 p.m. EST exit polls

results as of 10:35 a.m. EST


Funny, I thought there were still people waiting to vote until after 10pm. I thought PA would come out strongly for Bush. Plus there were tens of thousands of absentee ballots from the Philadelphia suburds, which should be more Republican.

The biggest problem, IMO, is Philadelphia. Hundreds of thousands of registered Dems who will vote straight ticket. Then there is the corruption - Dead people voting, homeless voting who knows how many times, etc.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ChrisR246:


The biggest problem, IMO, is Philadelphia. Hundreds of thousands of registered Dems who will vote straight ticket.....

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Bulls Eye. No opinion about it. Straight fact.

Bush won 50 of PA's 67 Counties.

Gore won the state by a margin of 196,700

Gore won Filthadelphia by a margin of 336,164
(G-436,639 B-098,475)

Excluding Philadelphia alone, Bush would have won the state by 135,464.


Bush's other "weakness" (if you can call it that) was that he "only" carried strong majorities in dozens of smaller counties that typcally vote hardcore Republican-conservative. ie Senator Santorum carried Susquehanna county by 11,175 to 5,329 (5846 margin), while Bush carried it 10,173 to 6,441 (3732 margin).

Santorum is a bonafied true pro-2nd conservative and he won his race 52%-45%.
The 2nd is alive and well with PA voters.

Some more background:

Elderly folks make up 20% or our population, but about 40% of the vote (second highest senior vote next to Florida). The Dems held nothing back on the Social Security scare, and if Gore promised them any more free drugs he could have possibly been arrested for pushing.

The AFL-CIO-MAFIA makes up another 15% of the vote.

Given an 82% headstart in a large city like Philly, plus a claimed advantage with the senior and union vote state wide and we are hardpressed to understand Santorum's victory and Bush's near victory.

Don't let the spinmiesters get you dizzy. The future in PA looks good.

Tom
 
When I was growing up in Pennysylvania forty years ago, it was widely known that any politician who cam out against hunting or guns was committing political suicide. Sportsman (defined as hunters & fishermen and NOT spandex bicyclists) and gunowners in general were organized and voted together.

No more!

I'm now in Colorado and seeing it happen here too.
 
I'd say take a look at those precincts Gore carried, and check out the turnout, particularly that involving absentee ballots. I'm going to be checking that info for Detroit, here in Michigan; Bush and Abraham carried the state until Detroit's vote came in. I suggest the rest of you check in your states, if Gore carried them.

Absurdly high turnouts involving huge numbers of absentee ballots are a fairly reliable sign of ballot fraud. It can be very difficult to prove, however, as most ballot fraud is committed by the elections officials themselves, and about the only way you can prove it is to track down the people whose absentee ballots were counted, and ask them if they really voted. This is the real reason behind motor voter, in my opinion; The more people there are registered to vote who don't bother, the easier it is to steal an election with absentee ballots.

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Sic semper tyrannis!
 
again as I said in other post this trend
will continue, with increased population,
most from third world countries, we will
continue to lose freedom and most actions
will be third world."this is not race bias"
just a fact. The liberals will use people
to divide and conquer,they sure have done
a good job of it for 8 years.
 
I covered small-county politics for a newspaper in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, for 2 years in the early 1990s.

There are a couple of things I learned about Pennsylvania voters, as a result...

Pittsburgh and Philadelphia are heavily Democrat, so heavily, in fact, that the Dems. hold a 500,000 registration edge in the state.

The "T-Zone" is the strip down the center of the state, roughly between the Allegheny Plateau in the West and Reading/Lancaster in the East, and across the top of the state about 20 miles north of Pittsburgh.

The T-Zone is HEAVILY Republican. It's rural, its hunting area, it's good, solid, working people who although many are in unions, still vote Republican.

The T-Zone normally has absolutely horrible voter turn out. During one state-wide election in the early 90s, Mifflin County had slightly over 20% of registered voters come out.

If there is an election issue that can polarize the T-Zone, but a similar election issue lacking for the Democrats, the Republicans will normally carry the state. A good case in point is the 1984 election, which was a referendum on Reagan. The T-Zone came out enmasse, the too many Democrats stayed home, and Pennsylvania swung to Reagan.

Unfortunatly, this election had galvanizing issues for BOTH candidates, and that's the difference in Pennsylvania.

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Smith & Wesson is dead to me.

If you want a Smith & Wesson, buy USED!
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by bullet44:
again as I said in other post this trend
will continue, with increased population,
most from third world countries....[/quote]

Happy to say quite the oppsite here in PA. The soon to be released Census will show cities like Scranton and WilkesBarre to have less than half of their WWII population.

Used to be that if you carried Scranton, you carried the county, and in turn carried the 10th District. Neighboring counties have gained slightly as overtaxed city folks "voted with their feet". In '96 Casey Jr started off with a 70-30 lead and would up conceeding in the wee hours as teh rural vote came in. Same thing this time except he conceeded a little earlier. It just keeps geting better.

Tom
 
Philadelphia makes me sick. I live in Lancaster County which is very republican. Despite that, you take the filth in Filthadelphia and boom, Gore gets a major handicap.

The liberals in Philly are such sheep. They believe anything! Especially when Bore tells them how much money he's gonna give to the poor.

One of Gore's radio campaigns in PA was the low minimum wage in Texas. $3.25

The remark was "How can you raise a family on $3.25?" Well how the hell can you raise a family with PA's minimum wage? LOL

If you can't earn enough money to support a family, DON'T HAVE ONE!

For the life of me, I can't understand Philly,Pittsburgh or the coal regions.

I think it's time for me to move to a different state.
 
I understand the DNC in Philly was using WAM money to buy votes. Local TV station ran the story the night before the elections. I cannot find it on their web site to verify, but I did see part of the story.

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Anonymous
 
Isn't the FEDERALLY mandated minimum wage $5.35?????? I'm an employer, and that's what I thought. Not that it matters---I pay my serfs better than that.

So Gore lied again. Surprise, surprise.

Let's raise the mimimum to $20 an hour...I always wondered what a $50 cheeseburger would taste like.
 
Isn't the FEDERALLY mandated minimum wage $5.35?????? I'm an employer, and that's what I thought. Not that it matters---I pay my serfs better than that.

Agriculture, domestic labor, and small businesses are exempted from the federal minimum wage. That was one of many concessions given to the southern democrats who controlled committee chairmanships for so long. (Now it's southern republicans who exert influence to keep wages down.)
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ArmySon:
....For the life of me, I can't understand Philly,Pittsburgh or the coal regions......[/quote]

Easy on Pittsburg. The city gave Gore a 65K margin and the suburbs only added 26K more.. nothing a few good farm counties couldn't balance out.

As for the coal miner mentality, my county did go for Santorum. Bush didn't quite carry it, but the fact he was close coupled with Santorum's win has a lot of Dem voters turning over in their graves.

Tom
 
Whoa, folks! Look at the unemployment figures. In the south, starting wages of $6.50 to $7.00 per hour positions are going unfilled. The minimun wage issue is a non-issue in this economy. If you don't have a job it's not because no one wants to hire you. It's because you don't want one or you can't figure out how to run a cash register.

Yes, if you can't support a family this might just be the universe's way of telling you that you don't really need to reproduce.

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Byron Quick
 
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dZ,
Where did you find that photo?
I'm most interested in seeing county by county mapping of who voted for whom.
 
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