Right now, I actually have 3 address (though my residency is still NJ), so I'll give ya all three.

Camden County, NJ
Romney - 31%
Obama - 68%
Other - 1%

Surry County, NC
Romney - 68%
Obama - 31%
Other - 1%

Yadkin County, NC
Romney - 75%
Obama - 24%
Other - 1%

and folks wonder why Jersey's a hell hole.

dpnewell wrote:

voting for ray jay johnson in my county was neither a vote for obama or romney. imagine that

teedubbya wrote:

Hey, I'm not pointing fingers. Romney lost it on his own with no help from the guy with the herpes tingles up the leg.


Sorry for the threadjack, op. I can't control my rebellious nature.

bloody spaniard wrote:

since you can only vote once I assume you are partially responsible for Obama

teedubbya wrote:

Yep, wrote in Ron Paul, so I'm in that 1% other for Camden County. So once again, if ALL the third party voters in the three counties voted Romney or Obama, it wouldn't have changed a thing.

dpnewell wrote:

careful blood. eddie may steal your windows and forclose on your home. luckily he has no need for your jeep.

teedubbya wrote:

Yep, wrote in Ron Paul, so I'm in that 1% other for Camden County. So once again, if ALL the third party voters in the three counties voted Romney or Obama, it wouldn't have changed a thing.

dpnewell wrote:

Don't doubt it. Problem is, the turnout from Obama's base was even greater than in 2008 while Romney's was less than McCain's turnout. At least that's what the talking heads are saying.

bloody spaniard wrote:

I’m in MA where elections are just a formality so there is no need to keep statistics like these. Charles Manson would be voted into office as long as he ran as a Democrat.

BuckyB93 wrote: