as much as i can, i will try to get glued to TV so that i wont miss a single piece of info coming

I am not a citizen yet so i don't care.

i also do not have voting rights.  however, it is interesting to follow the outcome.  I did follow very well last time, i am not sure how much would i follow this time.  i can not be awake till 3 o' clock in the morning this time.  :) 

In my opinion, you don't need to be US citizen to be interested in US politics.  Yes, you don't have to be interested, but if you are, it just means that you like being aware of what is going around you.  Plus, like it or not, who the next occupant of White House matters to not just the US but also to the world.

"Kaag lai bel pakyo, harsha na bismaath" bhanney comment chai is probably more appropriate for those who are not interested (nothing wrong with that) or plain old ignorant (something is wrong with that).

I for one will be glued to TV from 6:30pm onwards on Nov. 4th.  Chances are, we will know Obama is the new president by 8:30pm.

Planning an 'Election Party' at my place. With CNN on TV after work friends will be coming over and there's going to be beer and pizza.

To me it's like watching the super bowl :-)

 

Yes, me too, with the "best political team on TV" throughout the day and night! :) I love the team!

The poll closes at 7 PM in VA; so I think we will know fairly early that Obama will win if he does win VA. The trend in VA may also reflect to some of the reddest states like Montana and North Dakota.

My wildest dream would be AZ for Obama. I know it might just be a wishful thinking. Anyways, can't wait until tomorrow night!!!

i wish i could vote! since i can't i'll just make a wish...and hope obama wins.
somewhere someone said," big minds talk abt issues, little mind talk abt ppl." or something similar....
it's belittling how mccain campaign is tagging obama as everything from socialists to a terrorist....
crossing my fingers...hoping the bigger mind wins here

oh i forgot what the thread was talkin about! i have a test on wed. so, i won't be glued to CNN but i'll def. tune in now n then. i'm getting nervous, can only imagine what obama might b going thru....

Keep me in ur prayers. http://www.tsgnet.com/pres.php?id=357563&altf=Fmvtjwf&altl=Dbu

 i feel that if obama wins it will be great it will be a very interesting decade. but if mccain wins its gonna be the same old going down the drain

i agree with riten .

i just really hope obama wins.

though it would nt matter much whoever wins the election for Nepal, i will follow it. :)

who is better candidate for immigrants and us economy?  this matters for people like us i guess.  :)

haina ho yo election ko bela ma pani chutti chaina bhanya mero kaam ma. ma ta danga pari ra thi chutti paucha baney ra.

i am glad that i wont have my classes and if obama wins i wont have classes on wednesday too!!

 

abc_n_xyz,

I was also hoping the same, ye ghantee, Amrika ma ta Election Din pani chhuti hundaina rahecha...Interesting

But the Million dollar question is WHO IS GOING TO WIN THE ELECTION?


IS it the MAVERICK or the MAN who will bring change!!


Stay glued to your TV Set, Tomorrow is surely going to be the thrilling day...

 

This dude Mccain is going to pass out tonight. He visited SEVEN states today in a last minute desparate move to win votes. Budha dhalne bhayo aaja ....LOL.

AZ for Obama would be hilarious. What about TX for Obama....he he...

 

 

 

JustChillin

The world will collapse if Obama Wins in TX..

I will miss Sarah " The Bombshell" Palin after the election...If Mccain wins we will definitely see lots of her like Dining with Sarkozy and Carla bruni

If he loses, she will go into the Obscurity..Does Somebody know how much her IQ is !!

As I am staying in US I am a part of US election.

I like Obama's plan and all thing. I watched the 30 min ad of Obama also which is also preety gud. But only thing is that he is black.

I asked my white american manager whom he is would vote. He said "I am american, I love america that's why I would vote Mccain."

I think its a war between two america one White America and another Immagrant and black america. And till the result came we can't say whom gonna win this race.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/03/obama-on-grandmother-and_n_140698.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/03/tears-for-obama-photos_n_140582.html

 

and this....

DIXVILLE NOTCH, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama emerged victorious in the first election returns of the 2008 presidential race, winning 15 of 21 votes cast in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire.

People in the isolated village in New Hampshire's northeast corner voted just after midnight Tuesday.

It was the first time since 1968 that the village leaned Democratic in an election.

Obama's rival, Republican John McCain, won 6 votes.

A full 100 percent of registered voters in the village cast ballots. And the votes didn't take long to tally.

The town, home to around 75 residents, has opened its polls shortly after midnight each election day since 1960, drawing national media attention for being the first place in the country to make its presidential preferences known.

However, since 1996, another small New Hampshire town -- Hart's Location -- reinstated its practice from the 1940s and also began opening its polls at midnight.

The result in Dixville Notch is hardly a reliable bellwether for the eventual winner of the White House -- or even the result statewide.

While New Hampshire is a perennial swing state -- with 4 Electoral College votes at stake -- Dixville Notch consistently leans Republican. The last Democrat it picked was Hubert Humphrey over Richard Nixon in 1968.

President Bush won the town in a landslide in the last two elections: He captured 73 percent of the vote in 2004 (19 residents picked Bush while six preferred Sen. John Kerry), and secured 80 percent of the vote in 2000 (21 votes for Bush, five votes for Al Gore.)

But villagers expected the results to be close this year given Democrats now outnumber Republicans there.

The town picked both John McCain and Barack Obama for the New Hampshire Democratic and Republican primaries in January. McCain ultimately won the state of New Hampshire, while Sen. Hillary Clinton upset Obama there.

Past Results:

Obama: 15
McCain: 6

In 2004:

Good start, huh? Especially considering this little hamlet in the middle of nowhere (pop. 75) is quite Republican:

2000:

1996:

1992:

1988:

Hi, All you might be interested in reading this article http://www.lsureveille.com/international_students_discuss_candidates_potential

I was watching the last Obama rally in VA live on the TV last night. It was amazing. What was most amazing was the way he concluded his remarks. After that, I spent more than 3 hours wondering and searching to see if someone or some blogs have posted the video of the ending. No luck.

Now, this morning, I did find it. I want you all to see for yourself:

Fired up! Ready to go!!!

This man is real amazing. He always reminds me of Hitler. Gud Luck Obama.