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View Full Version : Bush wins California RedLine99 03-03-2004, 07:27 PM well, atleast according to yahoo... http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2004/primaries/by_state/CA_Page.html?SITE=YAHOOELN&SECTION=POLITICS#TOP Bush 1,949,746 Kerry 1,764,436 Islandtime 03-03-2004, 07:56 PM Yup close to 2.8 million votes for the Dems 1.7 for the Republicans hell of a victory. With a little luck all those Sunny calif. electoral votes will go the same way. DngrMse 03-03-2004, 08:21 PM Originally posted by Islandtime Yup close to 2.8 million votes for the Dems 1.7 for the Republicans hell of a victory. With a little luck all those Sunny calif. electoral votes will go the same way. It was a dem primary, afterall. What'd anyone expect? igofast 03-03-2004, 08:31 PM Originally posted by RedLine99 well, atleast according to yahoo... Bush 1,949,746 Kerry 1,764,436 Nah, he beat Kerry. Once the democratic nominee is down to one person, all those dem votes will be for them and they'll easily beat Bush. Patrician 03-03-2004, 11:22 PM Originally posted by igofast Nah, he beat Kerry. Once the democratic nominee is down to one person, all those dem votes will be for them and they'll easily beat Bush. Yea, but how many republicans didn't go to the polls? I would say most of them. Its not a primary, why would they? Going by these numbers it seems Bush would win. CCC 03-04-2004, 07:19 AM Originally posted by contra Yea, but how many republicans didn't go to the polls? I would say most of them. Its not a primary, why would they? Going by these numbers it seems Bush would win. I'm a Republican, and if Republicans are too stupid to get off their asses to vote, they're less useful than a paperweight. There was a Senate primary for Republicans and most were too lazy to get informed about the candidates. There also were four propositions on the ballot, and if they turned out, maybe the $12.3 billion school bond measure (Prop 55) might have been defeated. Not to mention tons of local races and issues. Governor Schwarzenegger would have to wield a lot of magic to help get Bush elected President and Bill Jones for Senate here in this state and I don't see either happening. Democrats will close ranks around Scary John F'n Kerry. Sidenote: Convicted murderer Leonard Peltier, candidate for the "Peace" & Freedom party, won California. Should be an interesting campaign from his cell block if he's the national candidate. Criminal 03-04-2004, 08:01 AM The only pole which ever has any relavence is the one held on election day. |