3.5 million Texans voted for Obama.

[texasleo]

:P

[Unsane]

1. Texas: Battleground 2012

[texasleo]

4. word

[texastoast]

10. Yes indeed!

Now that I have my country back, it's time to get my state back from those fucking neocon corporatists. Perry, Craddick, Leninger, Robert Perry, and all you other moneyed fucks and their whores: You are going DOWN!

[Jane Austin]

16. Speaking of Leninger . . . .

Spread the word that those homey-looking Promised Land dairy products at the store is from his ignorant, fundy company.

No reason to support him, especially when there's Democratic HEB and Central Market milk right next to it.

[texastoast]

18. I did not know that

Thanks for the info. I love Central Market organic milk. mmmmm

[Jane Austin]

23. My good deed for today!

Don't Promised Land milk and cream look all wholesome?

Who would think the profits go to push ultra-conservative Texas House candidates?

[Smuckies]

2. ......

:9

[ananda]

3. Austin and Travis County went 66% for Obama!

We rock!

Dallas and Houston went for Obama too!

[AspenRose]

13. So did San Antonio

I am relieved, since the north side of town is hopelessly red

[BrklynLiberal]

5. I spoke to a friend of mine she told me that the county where

San Antonio is went blue. She was thrilled

[babylonsister]

6. Out of how many? nt

[texasleo]

9. About 8, lol

[texastoast]

12. Last I saw

There was only 5% more for McCain, but I haven't watched to see if all the precincts are in.

[man4allcats]

7. And I'm proud to say

I was one of them!

[Dem_4_Life]

8. I am so proud. Battleground 2012 here we come!

[Jane Austin]

17. Maria Theresa Peterson (?) said on MSNBC today that

50,000 young Latinos turn 18 every month in this country.

Some of them are in Texas. :)

[texanwitch]

11. My precinct went blue, but it is always blue.

Yea Texas.

President Obama, all the hard work was worth it.

[vanderBeth]

14. I definitely see us going blue in 4 years

We will want to re-elect our great President, no?

[TTUBatfan2008]

15. I think Barack can go after this state in 2012...

assuming he does a good job the next four years and keeps his base motivated, just imagine the fundraising he will have during the primaries while the Republicans are duking it out against each other. To run an effective campaign here, it will be VERY EXPENSIVE. With the benefit of not having to spend money fighting someone else in a primary, he could raise a ton of money and put forth a kickass strategy here in Texas. :)

[nene1985]

19. Dallas County

My county went for Obama.

[TXDemGal]

20. I hope I live long enuf to see Texas go Dem

As it is, I have to be satisfied that my county went Blue this election (and in 2004, 2000, etc.).

[AuntPatsy]

21. I was one of them...I think no I believe that there is more than likely many

more unaccounted for...in all respect, Texas should be blue..

[Stop Cornyn]

22. Looks like Sam Houston will finish within 5% of the Texas Supreme Court Repub incumbent, which will

likely lead the Democratic ticket, which is better than any statewide Democrat as done in years!