ogugua88: I was listening to Sean Hannity on my way home from school, where he was discussing the election with fellow "genius" Karl Rove. I nearly died laughing. One would not believe those wackos were following this very election. They were so calm and Rove bet that Romney would escape as the victor. He went as far as saying that Romney would win Florida, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Ohio, Nevada, New Hampshire, AND Colorado. So laughable. If Romney wins all of those, then I will move to Kaduna. Also, they're really hoping that the storm affects tomorrow's outcome in the northeast, as that is democratic territory. Smh in disgust.

ogugua88:

Lmao I dey your back. It comes down to Ohio. I have family out there and have instructed them wella

Lol. My fear is long lines. Their voting procedures are comparable to that of 1980. Imagine that for early voting, there was only one polling place per COUNTY. I couldn't figure out why their lines were miles long, until CNN elaborated. That's nonsense.

manny4life: LOL... Abeg deal with it... There are new voter laws in some of these key states. They try to frustrate Obama, but we shall overcome

My poll station is like 4mins drive, and I'm leaving at 5:30am exactly to be there ahead of time. My station opens as 6am, the sooner I vote, the sooner I can vote, the better.

12 inches!:
Well it's wat it is. The U.S media. But I bliv Nigerians shud be more concerned about local and national politics and policies than whether obama is president or not. Anyway what we have in Nigeria as election is a sham. Time to see how it's done in saner climes.

nitlad: That's not gon' be a problem. The will is so strong that even having to line up for spells is not gon' break it. Lol

ogugua88:

I am hearing horror stories from Ohio and Florida. Those two places, I don't trust their votes at all. We must overcome, must!

Won't you be cold? Lol. Our stations open at 7am. It's walking distance but I'll drive and head to class from there. Hopefully there's no line. A lot of people vote by mail. Where are you? I'm in Cali.

Rick9: Price of Gaaaa_rrrr_iiiiiii. On my mind. Wetin concern me with Us election.

manny4life: FL has ALWAYS been a republican state, they tried to change their voter laws, thanks to the Federal courts halting them. My station opens at 6am. I'm in battleground Virginia, ... Ah, cold is nothing compared to the difference I'll make. BTW, that's why I have my super thick sweater and jacket... We're used to the cold, so cold is no problem as long as it's not in the 20's

ogugua88:

Ehn. Our cold is 40s, 50s if you're in LA lol. Hmm, you battleground states and the undecided folks get all the attention. It's not fair. In fact, it's discrimination lol. I don't think Obama ever rallied here. He visits from time to time, but you'll never catch him blitzing the way he did in Ohio and both the Virginias lol. He sent Bill Clinton here instead lol, which was cool to see and hear anyway.

Florida is a republican state, but Obama won it in 2008. I was hoping Paul Ryan's Medicare nonsense would lean those seniors our way, and that Romney's self-deportation notion would push Latinos to Obama. I haven't checked Florida polls based on demographics, but I'm assuming Obama isn't getting enough of them to keep the state in his favor. It's amazing how Florida has switched to Romney since the first debate. Fickle people lol.

ogugua88: Oops. I've been posting in the other thread. Let me move my comment here lol...

It'll be awfully close, but I see my president being re-elected for a second term. I hope I'm not wrong. Americans can be very fickle. I don't see how someone could vote for Romney, who has given several different answers for main issues. I truly don't know how a Romney presidency will be, and I've been attentive to everything he has said, not just now but since 2007.

I was dropped from my parents' health insurance in 2009 or so. I couldn't go to the dentist, optometrist, or any other physician. The Affordable Care Act was signed, and I have been reinstated to my parents' insurance until 2014. Also, I saw an increase in my tax return (even though I worked fewer hours in 2011) as I'm a working student. I used that money for school fees and transportation. I'm sure I sound like a political advertisement, but it's the truth. Not only am I very grateful, but I'm better off now than I was four years ago. He has my support.

My t-shirt finally arrived lol. The hurricane delayed its shipment.

lakad4u: WTF..does dis affect the price of bush meat in the town,wefin cosine me wf us election,if you don finish ahm,just tell me make I travel come and flex for your country..

سحيميظل: Remind me again why me or nigerians or any other country for that matter gives a......about the voting in the US?
Did americans follow ours in '09? I bet you, 89% of americans can't point where nigeria is on a map, just like how a guy said hers not too long ago, his co-worker taught nigeria is in brasil!?

Abeg, guy, knack your head for wall..

ogugua88: I wouldn't be surprised if we don't know the outcome until early Wednesday morning. Every single vote in Ohio would have to be counted before we have an idea, assuming that Obama takes Pennsylvania again and Romney takes Florida.

manny4life: I know, battleground states get ALL the attention...lol, sorry o. Virginians are not push-overs, I can state very highly that Obama WILL WIN VA.

As for FL, the points you mentioned are key deciding factors - Medicare, Immigration, etc. To make it better, Obama signed into law about two months ago, a law allowing children of immigrants access to work et all. Believe it, that worked big time in Obama's favor - even Romney endorsed the plan... Need I say more about Obamacare- the court sided with Obama, haha. As u can see, FL will be tight BUT we keep our fingers crossed

nitlad: Don't be mistaken Missy.
Darn! Why do folks think Florida will go GOP?!
Well FYI, Florida is not up for grabs. Its stamped Obama! Thanks to Jacksonville that's tilting Florida Obama's way.

chyseth: congratz...

you have not replied my tweet. lol

ogugua88:

I hope so. My fingers are crossed lol. I can't wait for Wednesday. Anxiety has been killing me for too long.

ogugua88:

Romney's leading in Florida, so I'll assume he takes it for now lol. I don't even know the population or demographics of Jacksonville. Big cities tend to swing democratic though as they're usually saturated with educated folk.

nitlad: Then get ready to be surprised when Florida inevitably goes Obama! Lol

ogugua88: I was listening to Sean Hannity on my way home from school, where he was discussing the election with fellow "genius" Karl Rove. I nearly died laughing. One would not believe those wackos were following this very election. They were so calm and Rove bet that Romney would escape as the victor. He went as far as saying that Romney would win Florida, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Ohio, Nevada, New Hampshire, AND Colorado. So laughable. If Romney wins all of those, then I will move to Kaduna. Also, they're really hoping that the storm affects tomorrow's outcome in the northeast, as that is democratic territory. Smh in disgust.