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McCain projected to win in SC

Posted: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 7:45 PM by Carrie Dann

NBC News declares John McCain the projected winner in South Carolina.

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the map is WRONG! Obama has the lead at 57%!!!
The map shows Obama got more votes. How can MaCain win in South Carolina?
I'm curious how this could be called for McCain so early when Obama currently has 57% and McCain has 42%???  Would someone kindly enlighten me?  Thank you
How can you declare McCain the winner in South Carolina when you have Obama leading right now 57% to 42%?!  I know it's election night but you really need to get your facts together!
will someone please explain to me how McCain won SC when it is clear to see that Obama has more votes?
The map shows McCain 42% Obama 57% with McCain as the winner, why?
Not really a surprise.  Now... NORTH Carolina?
Hey NBC - Why isn't Michigan listed on your poll closing list on Brian's newscast (along the side of the screen)?? They close at 8:00 EST.

Ah, no sooner do I post my concern that it seems to be fixed. Disregard my previous complaint.
How is it possible to call SC when there are so many people still voting?  In some polling places you can't even see the end of the line! One reporter in Greenville said that people will be voting for at least another hour and a half. Do their votes not count?
How can McCain be the projected winner of S. Carolina with 44% and Obama 55%??  Isn't 55% larger than 44%?  Is this a new math that I'm not aware of?
SOMEBODY IS  A LIAR.  ALL THOSE VOTES OBAMA GOT AND MCCAIN IS THE WINNER.  YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME. IF YOU VOTED FOR MCCAIN IN SC DONT EXPLAIN ABOUT ANYTHIN G!


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