It was a joke. You bumped it up only to find somebody else voted for Obama instead of your favorite McCain!
Its what I expected. I know there are more people in the forum who have not voted yet, and nearly all of them will be voting for Obama.
It was a joke. You bumped it up only to find somebody else voted for Obama instead of your favorite McCain!
well, by the looks of the poll....Obama will easily defeat McCain.
well, by the looks of the poll....Obama will easily defeat McCain.
Nope, wrong
Thread link, please? I'd like to see just how far the Republicans have tumbled.
Global vote: Vote Obama or McCain: Global Electoral College | The Economist
A bit of fun and not representative of anything (they don't seem to give actual vote tallies, just %'s of a 'global electoral college' as formulated per country), however the current Australian figure (85% to Obama) is actually bang on a widely reported 1000 person poll conducted here only a week or so ago.
Global vote: Vote Obama or McCain: Global Electoral College | The Economist
A bit of fun and not representative of anything (they don't seem to give actual vote tallies, just %'s of a 'global electoral college' as formulated per country), however the current Australian figure (85% to Obama) is actually bang on a widely reported 1000 person poll conducted here only a week or so ago.
Global vote: Vote Obama or McCain: Global Electoral College | The Economist
A bit of fun and not representative of anything (they don't seem to give actual vote tallies, just %'s of a 'global electoral college' as formulated per country), however the current Australian figure (85% to Obama) is actually bang on a widely reported 1000 person poll conducted here only a week or so ago.
Elsewhere, McCain does better against Obama in Eastern Europe and South America. More McCain support there than in the United States where he only gets 21%, according to those that subscribe to the economist and have voted.
Ha that is fucking awesome!
What are you talking about? The only red area I see on that map is Greece. And of course Andorra and Macedonia.. but "McCain does better against Obama in Eastern Europe and South America" doesn't make sense to me.
He does better against Obama in Eastern Europe and South America relative to the other regions of the world. He only leads in Macedonia and Andorra though.
Am I missing something? South America looks all blue to me. Eastern Europe.. except for those 2 tiny countries, it's all blue. So I don't understand how you say McCain does better against Obama in those continents.
The only red area I see on that map is Greece.