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2008 Poll Closing Times

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

Here is a list of poll closing times for 2008, by time and state. All times are Eastern Standard. Some states have multiple closing times based on time zone or local option.

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POLL CLOSING TIME ESTSTATEEVSENATE SEATSHOUSE SEATS
6:00 PMIndiana (East)
Kentucky (East)
7:00 PMFlorida (Peninsula)
Georgia 15113
Indiana (West) 119
Kentucky (West) 816
South Carolina 816
Vermont 31
Virginia 13111
7:30 PMOhio 2018
West Virginia 513
8:00 PMAlabama917
Connecticut75
Delaware311
D.C.3
Florida (Panhandle) 2725
Illinois21119
Kansas (East)
Maine412
Maryland108
Massachusetts12110
Michigan (East)
Mississippi614
Missouri1119
New Hampshire 412
New Jersey15113
Oklahoma715
Pennsylvania2119
South Dakota (East)
Tennessee1119
Texas (East)1
8:30 PMArkansas614
North Carolina 15113
9:00 PMArizona108
Colorado917
Kansas (West)64
Louisiana917
Michigan (West)17115
Minnesota1018
Nebraska513
New Mexico513
New York3129
Rhode Island412
South Dakota (West)311
Texas (West)3432
Wisconsin108
Wyoming 321
10:00 PMIdaho (East)
Iowa715
Kansas (West)
Montana311
Nevada53
North Dakota (East)
Oregon (East)
Utah53
11:00 PMCalifornia5553
Hawaii42
Idaho (West)412
North Dakota (West)31
Oregon (West)715
Washington119
1:00 AMAlaska311
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2008 Election – Poll Closing Times

Tuesday, October 28th, 2008

Here is a list of poll closing times for 2008, by time and state. All times are Eastern Standard. Some states have multiple closing times based on time zone or local option.

POLL CLOSING TIME ESTSTATEEVSENATE SEATSHOUSE SEATS
6:00 PMIndiana (East)
Kentucky (East)
7:00 PMFlorida (Peninsula)
Georgia 15113
Indiana (West) 119
Kentucky (West) 816
South Carolina 816
Vermont 31
Virginia 13111
7:30 PMOhio 2018
West Virginia 513
8:00 PMAlabama917
Connecticut75
Delaware311
D.C.3
Florida (Panhandle) 2725
Illinois21119
Kansas (East)
Maine412
Maryland108
Massachusetts12110
Michigan (East)
Mississippi614
Missouri1119
New Hampshire 412
New Jersey15113
Oklahoma715
Pennsylvania2119
South Dakota (East)
Tennessee1119
Texas (East)1
8:30 PMArkansas614
North Carolina 15113
9:00 PMArizona108
Colorado917
Kansas (West)64
Louisiana917
Michigan (West)17115
Minnesota1018
Nebraska513
New Mexico513
New York3129
Rhode Island412
South Dakota (West)311
Texas (West)3432
Wisconsin108
Wyoming 321
10:00 PMIdaho (East)
Iowa715
Kansas (West)
Montana311
Nevada53
North Dakota (East)
Oregon (East)
Utah53
11:00 PMCalifornia5553
Hawaii42
Idaho (West)412
North Dakota (West)31
Oregon (West)715
Washington119
1:00 AMAlaska311
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My Electoral Map

Tuesday, October 28th, 2008

Here’s my prediction. I’ll post another at week’s end. Real Clear Politics has the tool to create this, and they have Barry Obama winning with 306 EV.

Map prediction of Presidential election outcome for 2008

270 EV wins

To the Republicans, on the Eve of Their Convention

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

As a party, Republicans are about to meet and nominate their candidates for election to the offices of President and Vice President of the United States.

I have two important points to make, should the Party wish to win in November.

The first point is that you presently have a Republican President. He’s been President for eight years. You may argue about the policies, the intentions, the convictions of George Bush but you cannot argue that he has not advanced any Republican policies and principles in the last eight years.

America would be a far different place had Al Gore or John Kerry been President.

The Bush Presidency is a base to build upon, not a place to run away from. Let’s honor and respect the man who has led our Party and our nation.

My second point ought to be obvious. We are not Democrats.

In 2006 the Republican party lost an election it should have won. We forgot our principles, our history and became Democrats and it cost the Party control of the House and Senate. Since then, none of our policies and principles have been advanced except with great effort.

We are not the party of pork. We are not the party of politics. We are the Party of Principle.

As it stands when I write this editorial, the Republican Party will lose additional seats in both the House and Senate. Our ability to block Democratic socialism will be lost. Taxes will rise. The military will weaken. The government will become an increasing intrusion into every aspect of our personal affairs.

There is a lesson in the 2006 election for our Party. We must learn it and put it into practice at every level, national, state and local.

We are not Democrats.