Well, according to AP, 100% of precincts are reporting.
Count as of this moment:
Obama 4,169,933
Romney, 4,117,528
I think most people believe Obama has won. That gives him a final count of 332 electoral votes.
Well, according to AP, 100% of precincts are reporting.
Count as of this moment:
Obama 4,169,933
Romney, 4,117,528
I think most people believe Obama has won. That gives him a final count of 332 electoral votes.
I am a pig as an eater. Mrs. Fix always scolds me about my habit of using the fork as a shovel. That you watched me eat on our livestream will gaul her to no end.
Didn't even take that long. I popped my 2016 handciapping piece before the 2012 election was 24 hours old!
It's here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2012/11/07/handicapping-the-2016-presidential-field/
Probably not. I think he is done. I am sure that whoever he endorses in 2016 will get some bump but unlike even say John Kerry in 2004, Romney doesn't have an office to fall back on and so staying relevant in the national conversation is tough....
I think it fits where I put it. Here's my link: https://www.google.com/search?q=springsteen+and+fix+endorsement+hierrarchy&oq=springsteen+and+fix+endorsemen&sugexp=chrome,mod=3&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Thanks! We try.
I was surprised that Republicans lost the Senate seat in North Dakota. To lose as a Republican in a state where Obama got in the low 40s is campaign malpractice.
Just wrote on this this morning here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2012/11/09/the-next-10-closest-states-in-election-2012/
I think Georgia and Minnesota are potential swing states in 2016. Ditto Arizona.
If Republicans can't fix their problems with Hispanics, Nevada won't be a swing state in 4 years.
Sure.
Nate is an incredibly bright guy.
He is a modeler and prognosticator (and a VERY good one.)
I am a political reporter.
We do different and I think complementary things. I think he would agree.
I don't think he likes the Senate.
I don't see how someone with a moderate record like his can bve a serious threat in the Democratic presidential race in 2016.
So those two facts make me think he might. But, Terry McAuliffe tried to pre-empt him by announcing yesterday that he is running. I am not sure though how much Terry's decision plays into Warner's calculus.
I think it's all over for George Allen politically. I think he winds up becoming a lobbyist.
PECOTA!
An amazing loss by her and an amazing win by Jim Matheson -- particularly considering that Romney won Utah by almost FIFTY points.
I think it's over for him...
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