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Drudge is putting up exit results already.

I don't really believe they mean much, yet but things don't look good.

Has O taking Ohio but Kerry was president for 7 hours back in 2004 due to the "exit polling"....

Would like to keep things confined to 1 or 2 threads so those who want to talk guns and shooting have a relatively tidy page.

Drudge has Ohio as a toss up on his page.

This thread will pick up pace around 8-8:30 after states begin releasing results.

Anything before then is just silly.

Romney wins! Romney wins! Romney wins! Romney wins!

Oh wait a minute...here comes the great Black hope...he's throwin' uppercuts like there's no tomorrow!

Romney counters with a flurry of jabs......

And down goes Romney! Down goes Romney! Down goes Romney!

But here comes Romney.......lol

... And here comes Ron Paul and Gary Johnson, they are sprinting toward the ring, a few fans in the nose bleed section start to go crazy, but they both trip over their own feet and end up schitting themselves in front of a sold out crowd.

Romney and Obama continue to trade blows as if nothing happened... lol

Romney is leading in real life in Kentucky, so we've got that going for us.

Wheeeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!!

Thought results would be coming out (starting) 7pm est or about 38 mins from now?

Polls close at 8

Keep in mind the exit polls in 2004 were off by 6%.

They are absolutely useless.

How much would we need to offer you, Bob, to predict an Obama victory?

Some counties in FL have announced they will stay open as long as it takes. If you get in line BEFORE 7 PM you will get to vote. Lee County has been experiencing up to 6 HOUR waits to vote!!!!

Collier County reports over 80% voter turnout ALREADY!

Virginia closes at 7pm and Ohio 7:30. Those are the first battleground states to close, and the first we will see real numbers on.

Florida closes at 8pm
NH 8pm
Wisky 9pm (EST)
Iowa 10pm (EST)

From HotAir -

.....according to poll closing times for key battleground states across the U.S. The breakdown:

7 p.m. ET to 8 p.m.: Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina
8 p.m. ET to 9 p.m.: Florida, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire
9 p.m. ET to 10 p.m.: Wisconsin, Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota
10 p.m. ET to 11 p.m.: Iowa, Nevada

Yep, they are not worth a damn, and for some reason they are always several points off in favor of the Dem. I truly think that conservatives are so fed up with the media and have such a lack of trust with them, that they avoid doing the exit polls all together. Or they just flat out lie to make the polls look stupid.

CNN has already declared Kentucky and Indiana for Romney!

Mom called and said it's crazy down there,Terry.

This was my Facebook post as I have quite a diverse voting block on my friends list -

#727 - no line to speak of. 3 people there were voting for the first time and they were into their 40's. Nice! Everyone should be involved.

Was also interesting to see all the stickers on the cars in the lot, an abundance of various military themed ones. West Point alumni, USAF, USN etc. Didn't know that many vets lived in my neighborhood. Which kinda leads me to my next point... Heard a lot of people complaining about long lines to vote. It may seem long but I'll tell you what - the line at Arlington is a hell of a lot longer for guys that gave you the opportunity to be part of a peaceable change in leadership in this country.

Take a second to think about that. How very lucky we are compared to so many other people. Then think about the cost of that opportunity. Now thing about your complaint of waiting in line for 40 minutes....

Response has been rather positive.

Kentucky is usually really quick with the results.