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With the U.S. elections taking place tomorrow I was surprised to see that there was no thread on the topic.
Any predictions or comments?
Any predictions or comments?
With the U.S. elections taking place tomorrow I was surprised to see that there was no thread on the topic.
Any predictions or comments?
With the U.S. elections taking place tomorrow I was surprised to see that there was no thread on the topic.
Any predictions or comments?
Nate Silver is on the hot seat, and anyone who has seen currents polls will know why. Silver, who writes the popular New York Times blog FiveThirtyEight, is predicting that President Obama has a 79% chance of winning next week’s election.
With the U.S. elections taking place tomorrow I was surprised to see that there was no thread on the topic.
Any predictions or comments?
I'll be glad when it's over. Lot's of coverage on Oz TV, as if Australians care about it? They really should do elections like the rest of the world - 4-6 weeks campaign then back to business. The amount of money they spend on advertising etc is unethical & immoral, considering the state of the US.
Driven by spending from outside groups, the cost of the 2012 U.S. election will exceed $6 billion, $700 million more than four years ago, the Center for Responsive Politics estimated.
I'll be glad when it's over. Lot's of coverage on Oz TV, as if Australians care about it? They really should do elections like the rest of the world - 4-6 weeks campaign then back to business. The amount of money they spend on advertising etc is unethical & immoral, considering the state of the US.
Driven by spending from outside groups, the cost of the 2012 U.S. election will exceed $6 billion, $700 million more than four years ago, the Center for Responsive Politics estimated.
Bespoke @bespokeinvest
Intrade has ticked up 2-3 points for Obama today. Now at 68.7 - 31.3. $$
Agree. There are about 40,000 whose homes are uninhabitable. In winter with another storm forecast.+1
The bigots should rather spend those $Billions to relieve the plight of Sandy's victims.
Glad when it's over.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was on pace for its biggest gain in nearly two months Tuesday as Americans hit the polls to determine who will serve as the next U.S. president. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 166 points, or 1.3%, to 13278 in afternoon trading, while the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index added 14 points, or 1%, to 1431.
Wall Street obviously thinks it will be a Romney victory.
If someone wouldn't mind keeping the tally up to date this morning, I'd be very grateful...
Cheers,
CanOz
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