Oklahoma Exit poll

[zachman]

What hurt Edwards in NH is that Clark was running. They both did best among educated voters looking for electability. The split is what has given Kerry such success this week.

I'm sorry to admit it but Clark has fallen apart. When Clark is out of it, Edwards will have a gain  of momentum in Washington, Michigan, Wisconsin and others. I think Lieberman's supporters will go to Kerry, and the Deaniacs will start heading towards Edwards.

Edwards is a brilliant speaker, and had an amazing, yet brief stump speech.

[zachman]

You have to understand what coudn't deliver Gore was that he was a too smart clone of Dubya. They were both sons of successful politicians and aristocrats. Both were not soldiers on the ground in Vietnam. Both were playing southern moderates.

Gore couldn't relate to make anyone really interested in voting for him.

[zachman]

I  was watching Ron Reagan on MSNBC and he mentioned something interesting about Oklahoma. Of Oklahomans 53% are registered democrats and 37% are registered as republicans, yet the state always votes republican. Do other southern states have registration patterns like this?