Just heard the following via Fox:
New Hampshire turnout models are not what the Obama Campaign had hoped, and they are pushing the phone calls and voter drives to get their numbers up.
Indiana is still looking good for John McCain, and the Obama Campaign is trying to get an additional push there. Obama internals had Barry down by 5 points over night (much better than the Real Clear average).
Virginia turnout was around 50% by sometime this morning. That’s good for the Obama campaign, but it doesn’t seem like the blowout they were hoping for. UPDATE: Apparently Politico thinks this is exactly the blowout they were hoping for. I guess my read on it was a bit different. I’m still not convinced that massive turnout goes in Obama’s favor. I wonder how many of these people are turning out to vote against him. Time will tell. Virginia polls close at 7pm EST.
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If you haven’t yet… VOTE! Remember last year around this time the media was buzzing with a Kerry Landslide, and you see how that turned out. Don’t give up hope. As Barry said the other day. Vote. Vote like your life depends on it… because it does.
By the way, its still raining in North Carolina. Has been all day. Not sure if that matters as much considering somewhere between 40 and 50% voted early… but I tend to think its a good sign.
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