The network correspondents are as follows...
CNN - David Boothroyd
Fox -Donal Blaney
MSNBC - Mike Wood
BBC Radio 5 Live - Tony Sharp
Sky News - Mike Rouse
Current TV - Mike Rouse
C-Span - Conand
NBC News - Lindsay Thompson
ABC News - David Corrigan (from Florida)
Bloomberg - Peter Ashcroft
Fox -Donal Blaney
MSNBC - Mike Wood
BBC Radio 5 Live - Tony Sharp
Sky News - Mike Rouse
Current TV - Mike Rouse
C-Span - Conand
NBC News - Lindsay Thompson
ABC News - David Corrigan (from Florida)
Bloomberg - Peter Ashcroft
We'll also be joined for the night by Ari Last from Betfair, who will be regularly updating is with the betting movements.
Look forward to seeing you later!
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Iain - you missed me off - CBeebies. Tsh, tsh.
and if you get bored, here's an election drinking game.
http://www.utne.com/2008-11-03/Politics/Utne-Readers-Election-Night-Drinking-Game.aspx?utm_medium=email&utm_source=iPost&blogid=30
US network orientated but applicable to our own good media.
I'm reserving a special tipple for the first West Wing reference
Superb Iain :) Another site for me to bookmark..
are we going to get any predictions out of you before the results start to come in Iain?
for the record, here are mine:
Obama 364
McCain 174
broken down as follows:
Obama
Washington
Oregon
California
Minnesota
Illinois
New York
Vermont
Massachussets
Rhode Island
Conneticut
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Colorado
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
New Hampshire
Maine
New Jersey
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ohio
Nevada
Virginia
North Carolina
Missouri
McCain
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tenessee
Kentucky
Alabama
West Virginia
South Carolina
Drudge Report is claiming that exit polls will be released at 5:15 (that's 10:15 PM UK time); also reports that the Democrats expect 58 seats in the new Senate.
Exit polls coming through: 62% say the economy was the biggest issue, only 10% say Iraq.
how can i log on the webchat??
Donal on Fox? Fair and Blanced as always eh Iain?
Yes, I am wondering how to find this chat as well...
Erm, where's the webchat?
CNBC best the best coverage. Already one Republican analyst has given the presidency to Obama. In the states McCain is so far winning, his margin of victory is less than Bush's. A popular Obama government could result in a 2012 landslide of Johnson-Goldwater proportions in 2012.
(Graham Dines, www.eadt.co.uk/blogs)
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