"transcripción  syncro by Ginadecai" "Scotch please, your best." "I need 7 glasses and I'll keep the bottle." "I believe we're really used to spot cowboy hats." "That's rude indoors." "Maybe's a stereotype." "It could be Denver, could be Saint Louis." " Chicago." " You bet." "Phoenix, Salt Lake City." "All the time we've spent in all those little cities." "If we accept the fact that this is all coming to an end tomorrow." "Then a single tear slips slowly down your cheek." "Or you can get really hammered." "Everybody needs to relax, except you." "Bartender needs your credit card." "So, let's plan out the future for the rest of our lives." "I want a meal that doesn't consist in Cheetos and a Diet Sprite." "I want a pedicure." "I want a job as a White House speechwriter." " Don't say that out loud!" " Bad karma, man." "Then the Cheetos did sound good?" "I'd sign up for more than 2-hour sleep." "Where were we when the bat was in the hallway in the middle of the night?" "When you tried to catch it with a pillowcase?" "Portland." "$175 a bottle?" "Next time get a pitcher or whatever's on tab." "Next time?" "Ok, the Congressman's gonna be wrapping up in LA, who wants to stay sober long enough to get the report from Bram?" "Thank you for volunteering, Edie." "I think I'm gonna call it a night." "Oh, so early?" "God created few nights in life without midnight rallies, airplane seats and tracking polls." "I'm gonna enjoy one." "Staff meeting 6 a.m. tomorrow." "We'll go over new marching orders then." " Good night." " Good night." "You know, I think that's it for me too, so I'll send out an e-mail about LA." "Later." " Really?" " Apparently." "Should you really be drinking like that?" "Like what?" "You're 23 years old with a shocking lack of facial hair." "Do you really want to tell a grown woman how to drink?" "I didn't think so." "Bedtime." "Go ahead." "You can take the bottle if you want." "Yeah, me too." "See you guys in the morning." "How did I miss that?" "You might have had an easier year of it if you'd come on board." "6 o'clock tomorrow morning, right?" "Cindy." "Did you know that?" " About Ronna and Cindy?" " Any of them." " Yes." " Which one?" "All of them." "Did you ever come on board?" "No." "Never had a campaign fling?" "No." "You want another drink?" "No." "Transcript and Synchro GinadeCai" "3 a.m." "Did you get any sleep?" "A little, you?" "Yeah, you don't have to leave." "I know." "I mean you don't have to sneak out." "I wasn't." "I didn't wanna make this awkward, I just did, right?" "I was just checking the news sites." "In a sweater?" "For warmth." "Why don't I go and get us some coffee?" "How are you feeling?" "I really wanna win this thing." "Coffee would be great, cream and  three sugars." "I already checked AP, nothing new, you should take a look at Reuters." "Scotch, Otto, exercise, you should rehydrate." "I was hoping I could be escaping people for a little while." "Well, the front desk clerk gave you up." "What did he say, little thorg is down on the treadmill, go seek her out?" "No, he said he opened the gym for a lady with liquor breath and crazy eyes." "What do you got there?" "Vinick made a crack last night about the Congressman's lack of  foreign policy experience in Cleveland." "Well, it's hard to effectively fire back at him on Election Day." "There's two and a half hours before the polls open in the East." "...for coming and joining me in Houston on this historic evening, tonight I'm both honored and humbled by the certitude," "No one actually uses the word certitude." "Not really." "You couldn't sleep either?" "Final pass of the victory and concession speeches." "It was either this or a solitaire tournament with the Advance guys." " Hey!" " Hey!" " Welcome to the Club!" " No one can sleep." "Evidently." "You seen Reuters?" "Vinick suggested the Congressman can't handle the crisis in Kazahstan in some event last night." "A response from the Congressman won't do much of it now ... but we've got Bartlet cabinet members across country doing sattelite spin this morning  and they can mention our guy's military experience." "Ok, great." "Tell me you found my pantyhose." "This is it." "Wow, it's less glamurous than I imagined." "We sold the leather couches for our last media buy." "Funny man." "Pretty witty." "Makes me want to ..." "I should check the fax." "I already did." "You got nothing better to do at 4 in the morning?" "Apparently not." " Jane Brown, Carrie..." " Marina." "Nice to meet you." "Senator got Santos sarcastics down last night." "Yeah, I saw." "Maybe, too little too late." " No, it was part of the show." " Yeah." "When's he landing?" "Hour and a half on LAX, then up to Santa Paula to vote." "Bathroom?" " Second door..." " ...to the left." "Thank you." " It's cute." " Yeah." " Little young?" " Yale grad." "Almost grad." " Couldn't sleep." " Oh, sure." "God, I hate the waiting." "Say something." "Nothing to say." "Someone should be telling me to change my shirt or  not to change the health care section of my stump speech or at least where we're going now." "We're going to the polling place to vote and then home." "Stump speech?" "Delivered for the last time." "And we're not running late?" "Right on time." "Unbelieveable." "Hey, you look great." "I changed." "I noticed." "Thanks." "Teddy's got the war room up and running?" "Yeah." "I didn't wanna be wearing the same clothes as last night." "Right." "How's our 'Get Out The Vote' effort looking?" "Great, I hope." "You don't have to worry." "A lot of people are gonna be doing the walk of shame today." "Not that what we did was shameful." "Or is shameful,that's not what I meant." "So," "There's a lot of everything we've talked about, you've got 15.000 volunteers nation wide, knocking on doors, reg and asking for vote into the polls." "Great, where are the surrogates?" "Contacted surrogates are doing morning news shows in Ohio, Florida Pennsylvania, Texas and California." "Russell?" "Vicepresident is in Colorado today, but he's available for sidelights," "Griffin, Atkins and Baker are all available, they'll pick up a flight when needed, depending what the exit polls say." "Hispanic vote?" "Radio spots, targeting largely hispanic counties in California and Florida, and the Congressman will hit Texas this afternoon on the radio." "Right." "We've got it completely handled, Josh." " Here you go." " Thank you." "Really?" "Really." "Well, this is it." "Wait begins." "Well, it's about that time for you to do your thing." "My thing?" "Thank the troops." "You did realize that you're gonna have do that, right?" "Right." "Right." "Hey!" "Everyone!" "Gather around!" "I didn't know most of you before last January and ..." "Wow, we've along 11 months." "I hope you've all learned a lot." "I know that I've learned a few things from you, for instance, I didn't know that I would need to explain that we don't do shout-outs during radio interviews, and that we don't encourage our college buddies to hurl expletives at our opponent." "Who was responsible for that thing, anyway?" "Who was it?" "¡Dave!" "¡Dave!" "¡Dave!" " Dave, take a bow!" "You fired him." "Well, wherever you are, thanks for the lesson." "It's ... a special day." "A high point in your young impressionable lives." "So go." "Take a few minutes to enjoy it." "And then, call your family and friends, make sure they vote it." "Actually, ask them about the lines at their polling precints, so we know if our 'Get Out The Vote' is working." "They can report any harassment, anything weird, or if it's snowing, whatever." "They can tell you that." "I'm serious." "Call them." "Good group." "You might wanna work the phrase 'thank you' in there somewhere." "Thank you, I appreciate it." "O key-dokey." "Polls open in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1." "Senator Arnold Vinick's campaign  made this final stop in a election season this morning here in Santa Paula, California...." "Senator Vinick returned to his hometown..." "Come in." "Breakfast." "Are we going steady?" "You called me." "The speeches." "You approved them already." "One if we win, one if we lose." "I think we may need another one." "Isn't it pretty black and white?" "We've put a lot of emphasis on the Congressman being the first Hispanic candidate." "We may need one in case he doesn't sweep the Hispanic vote." "Ok." " You know, be prepared?" " Great." "Are you waiting for a hug or something?" "Thank you." "California, Nevada, Washington and Idaho." "Polls are now open everywhere, people." "Alaska and Hawaii aren't open yet." "The two states on which the outcome of the presidential race so often depends." "Idaho was ever the linchpin." "And Senator's voting there and meeting his daughter for breakfast." "Is it too early to order the lunch?" "Stan came up an hour ago." "I'm starving." "How's the Hispanic turnout in Florida?" "Governor spent out all morning, we've got 10.000 volunteers in Jacksonville," "Orlando, Tampa and Miami." "And 'Get Out the Vote'?" "Hey, they switched this." "As we go live to Houston, Texas..." "It's morning in Texas already." "We missed the only morning cover in the East." "Yeah, but they cut it into our California coverage perfectly." "After hosting a rally in Los Angeles..." "They all switched from Vinick to Santos." "Lou's a genious." "How was last night?" "I changed the health care portion of the stump again, but... otherwise, 45.000 screaming devotees, kind of cold-like." "How's he today?" "Sort of relaxed." " You're kidding?" " No." "It's kinda weird calm." "We're hanging back to the house, after this." "How long to the first exit polls?" "A couple of hours." "Can't tell you how bad that is." "4 rallies in 4 states. 4 buses, 3 flights..." "Hold on." "We need turnout in Boston." "Huge turnout." "Vinick's gonna win Western Massachusets, he's probably gonna take Cape Cod." "We need to run up the score in Boston." " Yeah." " It's raining." "Yeah, well, she beat you to the punch." "Though we're already monitoring weather conditions and traffic patterns," "Massachusets field ops called, says they're distributing umbrellas for volunteers and escorting voters  from their cars to the polling places." " We could use some aditional..." " Drive time?" "Absolutely." "Scheduled for 3:00." "National Weather Service says there's another high pressure system shower should linger over the Berkshires, ...slowing down any Vinick supporters still getting out there to the polls." "Now, we're getting new weather models every half hour." "You wanna see them?" "No, we're fine." "We don't need them." "Thanks." "Josh, we are completely and totally under control." "We've been planning this for 5 months." "This is Teddie." "You know what?" " What?" " On the elevator today..." " Yeah?" "I was talking to a man who didn't even know it was Election Day." "Jeremy?" "Ride the elevator for a few hours." "Anyone from Houston, remind him to vote." "I was thinking this morning I wish we should do an additional speech." " One in the event..." " Hispanic vote draft, you wanna take a look?" "It's different from the electoral college vote, another if..." "No, I got you." "What you want it's 2 speeches." "One if we win the electoral and lose the popular, and the other if viceversa happens, yeah?" " Yeah." " 2 more." " 2 more." "Do 2." " Do 2." "You're right." " I'm sorry, what's your name?" " Drew." "What are you doing in...?" "You know..." "Bram wants me to make sure that everything is going smoothly for the party tonight." "They're about to start doing some soundtracks in the ballroom." "Go." " You mind if I come along... with you?" "Sorry." "If you are heading towards my office with those, you should rethink your course." " Illustrious job offers." " Post me about the election." "No word on the exit polls." "I just checked with Will." "Fine." "Margaret's been setting a meeting with potential future employers," "I took it upon myself to do some research." "She's supposed to scheduled them in January." "See, always busy people." "They scheduled the January meetings in November." "Board directors at Johnson  Johnson, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, SBC, personal, corporate and human resources at GE," "Kennedy's school's looking for a new D," "Everyone wants you." "Do you really think today is the day for this?" "One has offices in Prague, though you have to be fluent in Czech." "Another one, a company jet." "Not Air Force One, but not bad." "A lot of them have great stock options, something you should look into." "Suckers could be worth something someday." "3.000 people have been invited." "30.000 are gonna try to make it through the door." "Well, Security's setting up overflow areas outside." "Is that the Floo Fighters?" "Foo Fighters." " Yeah." " It's not The Floo Fighters." "Yeah, that is them." "We've got 9 performers doing sets from 7 to midnight, so." "I love..." "Foo Fighters." "These guys voted, right?" "Josh Lyman." "Where are you?" "In the Grand Ballroom, supervising." "I'm looking for you." "Yeah, I don't know if you needed some space, or..." "Come upstairs, we've just got the first round of exit polls." " What?" " The exit polls." "They're here." "Where are the kids?" "School." "It's a Tuesday." "It's kind of a big day." "They'll be home by 3:00." "What do I do here the whole day?" " You can sleep..." " No, I don't think so." "Come on." "I don't think I can close my eyes." "We'll find something else to do." "What do we got?" "I got you something." " Gift?" " Whatever." "Mark..." "Blue markers!" "Check it out." "See it for yourself." "Really?" "North Carolina, we're up by 1." "Up by 2 in Georgia." "Look at Louisiana and Virginia." "All over the South." "We are in it." "Military voters going for Santos." "Or the Republican value voters are staying home." "We're only up by 6 in Massachusettes?" "Isn't that a little low?" "It's raining." "Ahead by 12 points in New York, 7 in New Jersey." " Dead even in Texas." " It's still early." "Are we really playing in the South?" "Maryland, Vermont, Conneticut, Delaware," "I think we can put most of the Northeast in our pocket." "Hey!" "Cautious optimism." "Your face is frozen in an odd way." "Unattractively?" "Not entirely." "I think my head's gonna explode." "Maybe you should..." "take a walk or something." "Try to de-stress a little, before the next numbers come out." "You wanna take a walk?" "or...something?" "You want some water?" "You have a bottle over there?" " Tap water." " No, thanks." "But thank you." "Do you mind if I turn on the TV and see if there's any news?" "Please." "At least I didn't bring my Blackberry to bed." "It could be worse." "Less romantic." "Got it." "President Bartlet and his wife flew to their home in Manchester, NH, last night, and went to their local polling place first thing this morning." " This may sound silly." " No, what?" "I'm worried about that new law in Minnesota prohibiting media and pollsters within 100 feet of polling places." "That's certainly less romantic." "I was looking at some of the county data earlier in Dakota county," "Republicans have a 16% edge in registered voters, but the exit polls show us leading by 8%." "I wonder if the law is affecting the accuracy of the numbers we're getting." "Or am I just being paranoid." "I'm just ..." "being paranoid." "Forget it." " Hello?" " Hey!" "Can you pull out the numbers coming out of Minnesota?" "Thanks." "Speedy..." " Hello!" " Hello!" "Hang on!" "Do you have Donna?" "What?" "Do you have Donna?" "Have her?" "Do you know where she is?" "Yeah." " Is Josh in there?" " Yeah." "Can you tell Donna Lou needs her to do some spin on MSNBC?" "And I have Minnesota numbers for you." "Up 1 in South Carolina, 2 in Tennessee." "So are all the odd in Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi, but only up by 1 in California." "We got to keep him moving today." "San Diego, Dana Point, Newport Beach, Los Angeles, and we need to schedule some drivetime." "The twin stops while he's travelling, Annie." "This Minnesota numbers are rough." "We should have more finance on  showing gap at the exit polls." "Dakota county has Santos leading by 8 points." "The youth voters are 14% across the state, mostly going democratic, it's ...  our numbers." "Yeah, but that should stay for all." "This working people vote on their way home." "I shouldn't worry, right?" "You shouldn't." "Superstitious." "One of my Election Day good luck routines." "One of?" "You met Carrie already." "Senator Arnold Vinick continued campaigning through his homestate  this afternoon." "Hosting events in towns along the coast of Southern California..." "Hosting events, right?" "Rally in San Diego, and Dana Point." "What's his public schedule say for today?" "Voting and breakfast in Santa Paula." "We should have the Congressman in California." "A little late in the game for that." "150.000 square miles in the State of California, 30 million voters." "They can't exactly plan to move all with a megaphone  and hope to reach out some undecided." "That's what Vinick's doing!" "is already doing it, is better than networks, ...and the Congressman is scheduled to hit LA in the big areas, some drivetime radio." "Leo have an impact in Akron?" "Nearly 17.000 of our voters didn't budge when the skies open up and started dumping buckets of water on them." "Everything's fine, Josh." "We'll reach those undecideds." "Oh, well, I think ... we already have." "New exit polls are in." "In Illinois?" "South Carolina?" "Are you kidding?" "All right." "Thanks, Eddie." "Yeah, I'll let him know." "So?" "We're up 4 in Colorado, 5 in Connecticut, 3 in Illinois, 7 in Maryland." "Pennsylvania, Michigan?" "Up both by 2." "And we've moved ahead in California." "Do you wanna tell him or should I?" "He's asleep." "Really?" "Really." "Should we wake him up?" "No, the kids will be here any minute." "Let him sleep." "Down by 3 in South Carolina." "That can't be right." "Down by 2 in California." "Are you watching this?" "We're ahead in North Carolina and South Carolina." "When was the last time that a Democrat played in that region?" "Someone has seen the numbers out of Syracuse?" "Yeah, the Senator's winning..." "with 53% of the vote." "That should be somewhere around 65%, excuse me." "154 electoral votes of the states are in call right now." "Including Florida?" "No." "So, 181 for being optimist." "Are we being optimistic?" "Vermont turnout stands 50%, New Hampshire, Minnesota... something's not right here." "Ok, based on exit polls, I've got 201." "With or without Texas?" "Without." "We could be at 235." "Nuclear accident came in handy." "We're encouraged by the numbers showing in the Midwest and West." "Turnout's up 6% in California alone." "I think voters wanted to change and they know Arnold Vinick." "Someone didn't see the exit polls." "They call it 'spin' for a reason." "Hey, how's that adolescent part of you feeling now?" "Happier, thanks." "Did you hear some of the junior staffers talking about  what kind of posters they wanna hang up on their White House Walls?" "Who is doing that?" "A couple of guys with accent in Advance." "This Minnesota numbers still don't make sense." "Don't sweat Dakota county." "As long as we're pounding Vinick in the 4th and 5th districts, we're good." "Hey, stranger!" "What's it been?" "8 hours?" "Saw your briefing this morning." "Apple cider and lame duck jokes, that all you got?" "As opposed to you, whose day seems to include watching briefings on C-SPAN  and roaming the halls to gossip about them." "I try to prevent war in East Asia, too." "I have to start looking for a job." "In the Santos Administration?" "Exit polls are reading towards that so far." "Would you wanna stay on communications?" "I'm not sure if I wanna stay with federal government." "Consulting work is paid in here." "I'm actually feeling a little sentimental about California." "California?" "Local political work." "There's something romantic about it, really." "'Romantic'" "Over seeing a major role race ...in the city that needs a breath of fresh air." "Sounds nice." "I'm gonna..." "You're ok?" "Yeah, fine." "Keep me updated on the exit polls." "It's what I said." "Hey, listen to this:" "With victory assured in Ohio, Texas and Pennsylvania, ...Matthew Santos should be preparing to lend his image to the History books." " Who's that?" " A blog, it goes on to call him Our First Latino President." " Doesn't say candidate?" " President." "Good photo." "I saw the Con in 3 states, even the polls don't close in the West for 4 more hours." "He should burn in hell." "They're just checking out the same data we are." "Posting raw exit poll data... without any explanation or analysis  is irresponsible and dangerous." "It's worse for Vinick." "They're already calling him a loser." "Last thing we want." "Democrats in Oregon and California think they don't need to go to the polls  because Santos already has in the bag." "Yeah, while Vinick's supporters turn it out and drawl to some last ditch resource." "Will you, please?" "Anybody who's checking out exit polls on a blog  voted first thing this morning at 6:45 a.m." "Not if the nets pick them up and report them as news." "Which they're not gonna do." "Do you really think people are going to look at..." "Bernard's Blogland and mistake what they see for network news?" "I think you can afect turnout, yes." "How big do you think the readership of Bernard's Blogland is?" "4 years ago, Bartlet won New Mexico with only 6.000 votes." "Call the networks..." "Don't, don't, don't!" "Is anybody else seeing these numbers coming out of New England?" "Turnout is down 15% in Vermont?" "Josh!" "How can we be up in South Carolina and not get people to the polls in Vermont?" "We got long lines in Ohio." "We're sending Porta Potties to Democratic districts down there so that people don't leave, but the numbers are still low!" "We're losing in Maine?" "A state that Bartlet won with 67% of the vote?" "The Latino vote in Florida isn't turning out, but in Rhode Island they're coming out of the woodwork!" "Josh!" "It's Texas." "Shouldn't it be warm?" "Not in November." "What are you doing out here?" "I've been appointed." "To what." "Make sure you're okay." "I'm fine." "Make sure your head's not actually going to expode." "These numbers aren't adding up." "They never do." "You've been working 18 ... 20 hour days for the last year." "Yeah." "It's here." "There's nothing to do but let it run its course." "There's nothing left to do, Josh." "In the advance that he loses Texas, but wins the election, we don't wanna get caught with our pants down." "Ok, so, let me make sure we have this." "We need one if he wins, one if he loses." "One if he loses the Latino vote." "One if he wins the electoral vote but loses the popular vote." "One if he loses the electoral vote but wins the popular vote." "And one if he loses his home state." "Right." "What if two of these things happen simultaneously?" "And what if he loses his home state and the Latino vote and still wins?" " That too, then." " What are we talking about?" "The speeches." "Yeah, we should have one in case it's too close to call." "Polls are about to close in the East Coast." "We should get in there." " Hey!" " Hey!" "I sort of walked away from you before." " It got weird all of a sudden." " Yeah." "Was it something about California?" "No." "California is a lovely state." "Doesn't mean I have to move there." "¿What?" "It means you and I would have to end..." "No, God, no." " If you're planning on stay..." " I would never ask you..." " I could stay." " To stay with me." "You spend the night at my house more often than not." "Which makes me..." "A really good date?" "I'm not like you." "I don't live and die with the Democratic Party." "I want to see the next president through this crisis in Kazahstan, whoever he is." "You keep saying that." "The next president, whoever he is..." " Yeah, well, the NSC's a non-partisan..." " Did you vote for Vinick?" "You voted for Arnold Vinick?" "He's been looking at those numbers for 3 hours." "I know, hopes spring eternal." " Maybe you would..." " Yeah." "East Coast polls are closing in a few minutes." "In South Carolina Santos is up by 4." "The African American population has been oversampled." "They represent 34% of the interviews in only 29% of the voters." "Bruno." "In Pennsylvania women are oversampled." "The numbers are wrong." "We're also losing in North Dakota, a state which has gone Republican for the last 40 years." "Santos doesn't give you a moment of pause." "What are you gonna do after this?" "Minnessota, 5th district, the most Democratic district in the state," "Bartlet won it with 71% 4 years ago," "Santos is only polling in 54%." " We could be winning this thing." " You've done a hell of a job here." "The nuclear thing, there was no way you could have anticipated that." "In a few seconds, 6 states will close their polls, ... once all the precintcs in those states are closed, ... we'll be able to start ringing you the results of this election." "It has been a long and formidable campaign, and it's all coming to a close." "We will get you all the information you need to know as quickly as possible." "Right now we can project it." "Senator Arnold Vinick will carry Indiana and its 11 electoral votes and Kentucky and its 8 electoral votes." "What about Georgia or Vermont or South Carolina or Virginia?" "We get none?" "Be patient." "Eddie, set up a line to the DNC headquarters." "We're gonna want live on the congressional races." " I wanna hear about the last race." " That'll be something." "Leo's gonna sleep through the whole damn thing." "I've gotta go get him up." "What can I say?" "Nerves of steel." "Just gotta get him cleaned up for the party." "He's been threatening to wear his robe." "Oh!" "Nothing says victory like threadbare flannel." "Hispanic candidates are favorite... in 6 congressional races in Texas and Rhode Island," "Roswell is on its way to electing the first Hispanic Congressman." "Something's happening." "We are just getting word now of a new development here." "West Virginia, is a state that Democrats have hoped to carry." "We are projecting though that this state and its 5 electoral votes, will go to Senator Arnold Vinick." "Hey!" "Hey you." " I slept!" " You did!" "And lost West Virginia, apparently." "And Kentucky and Indiana." " I'm a loser." " Oh, don't you worry about nothing, baby." "But you can still rebound." "I have faith." "Where are you?" "What?" "In your head, where did you go?" "Just thinking about what I'm gonna do tomorrow." "We'll take the kids to school, then go out to breakfast: bacon and pancakes." "Backyard needs raking." "If we look a little closer at a few of these key states," "New Jersey, for instance, who'd end up being a dissapointment for the Vinick campaign, if it does indeed swing towards the Democrats." "Santos is been polling here very well for the last couple of weeks... although, the Vinick can ploung to the idea that the security factor... can play well for the voters in New Jersey." "I'm sure a lot of people are asking right now why still that numbers..." "You wanna take some of those job offers home with you?" "No, thanks." "Maybe we'll look again tomorrow." "Maybe after Christmas." "Maybe next week." "Why are we still talking about this?" " Honestly?" " Yeah." "You're a smart and savvy woman who could easily consider  world domination as her next career move." "And I'd like to continue working with you, if that's a possibility." "Right." "You can pack some of these for me to take home tonight." "Thank you." "It is exactly 8:07 p.m. on the East Coast, we are ready to project now... that Congressman Matthew Santos will carry the state of Penssylvania." "Hey." "I talked to my mother today." "She watches CNN, talks to all her friends  and reports to me each of their predictions with equal weight." "All the time, money and energy we ..." "spent trying to shake things up... what if the Electoral Map looks exactly like we thought it would 3 months ago?" "Florida and Ohio go to Vinick, we take New York, Illinois, Michigan and Pennsylvania." "Then it all comes down to California." "Flyover states and the East Coast." "It happens during every campaign, Josh." "You had to make the tough choices" "There's been something wrong with these numbers all day." "Vermont voters swear that they would vote for a Latino president, ...but the state is splitting 49-49 Santos and Vinick." "We ran a Latino Democrat against a tax-cutting, moderate Republican." "There's going to..." "Maine has been trending towards Santos all day, ... but voters are listing security... and taxes as their major issues." "So...what are they lying about?" "What they care about?" "Or who they're voting for?" "We're even playing in Louisiana." "Teddy and Lou are through the roof!" "But look at the exit polls." "The data is skewed towards women and African-Americans." "The white men cast their votes after work." "What happens then?" "We don't have this wrapped up." "What is the overall sensation here tonight?" "That is going to be very close." "The election will be a very close one." "The campaigns have been planning for it, we have been planning for it too." "It could be a very long night for Matt Santos and Arnold Vinick." "Congratulations, sir." "South Carolina has just been called for you." "I'm betting he's gonna want to be up for this." "Mind letting me in?" "Leo!" "Helloooo!" "Leo!" "Leo?" "Leo?" "Somebody help me!" "Call 911!" "Transcription  Syncro by GinadeCai Feedback:" "Enigma132000"