The announcement was unsigned and gave no indication of the vote.
Mr. Ellis, the head of the election desk for the Fox News Network, acknowledged in an article published this week in The New Yorker magazine that he held repeated phone conversations with Mr. Bush and his brother Jeb, the governor of Florida, throughout election night, giving them indications of the vote.
MR: I think the indication of the house vote indicates that most American's are of the point of view that Internet only taxes of the type you describe are not something we want to see.
But with many observers calling for an indication of how the vote to leave the EU will be delivered, Johnson suggested he would seek to unify a divided nation.
There was no indication of what the vote actually was.
"It's a clear indication of the weakness of Vote Leave's economic case," said the Labour MP Stephen Kinnock. "It is regrettable that Vote Leave are reduced to using compromised research produced by their friends to make the case for Britain to leave the EU".
Early indications of how the vote is going are expected to start feeding into the count headquarters in Dublin Castle around mid-morning, with the result known by the afternoon.
While citizens throughout the country will have the opportunity to participate in the greatest indication of citizenship by voting in the upcoming elections, over 1 million tax-paying Floridians will still be relegated to second-class citizenship status.
This is about the only indication of light early voting (check "light early voting" on Google to confirm) and there may well be Ohio-specific reasons for this.
Rarely has this sampling methodology been as much in question, but in the celebrity-fueled 2016 election cycle, many experts fear that the perception of success is now everything; what should just be an indication of voting intentions is becoming the determining factor.
