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<blockquote data-quote="mamirk69" data-source="post: 901293" data-attributes="member: 34893"><p>This is going to be a five day event so let's see how this play out. First and foremost the count has been made for the south and the south only. The south votes stand Sandy 4,284, Hoffa 11,943, and Gegare 4,620. For a grand total of votes 20,847 from the south. Mind you the east alone sent in roughly 33,000 in the first week while the midwest sent in 43,000, and the west 20,000. There is a long ways to go but thus far Hoffa has a commanding lead at least from the South standpoint and this can be expected. As I stated before the midwest, east, and west will be the deciding factors. If Hoffa wins the midwest and that is being counted now, then it will be bleak for the rest of the candidates but if Hoffa loses the midwest and say either Gegare or Sandy pulls it out then this will become interesting and maybe then TOS you can use your trending information since 1991. By the way, what was the trend when Carey won?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mamirk69, post: 901293, member: 34893"] This is going to be a five day event so let's see how this play out. First and foremost the count has been made for the south and the south only. The south votes stand Sandy 4,284, Hoffa 11,943, and Gegare 4,620. For a grand total of votes 20,847 from the south. Mind you the east alone sent in roughly 33,000 in the first week while the midwest sent in 43,000, and the west 20,000. There is a long ways to go but thus far Hoffa has a commanding lead at least from the South standpoint and this can be expected. As I stated before the midwest, east, and west will be the deciding factors. If Hoffa wins the midwest and that is being counted now, then it will be bleak for the rest of the candidates but if Hoffa loses the midwest and say either Gegare or Sandy pulls it out then this will become interesting and maybe then TOS you can use your trending information since 1991. By the way, what was the trend when Carey won? [/QUOTE]
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