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Published 11/4/2008 by Carrie Dann at First Read
After the first round of poll closings: NBC News declares Virginia 'Too Early to Call.'NBC News declares Barack Obama the projected winner in Vermont. NBC News declares South Carolina 'Too Early to Call'NBC News declares John McCain the projected winner in Kentucky.NBC News declares Indiana 'Too Close to Call' NBC News declares Georgia 'Too Early to Call' ...( read more )
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Where to watch tonight
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McCain wins Kentucky; Obama takes Vermont
democraticunderground.com 11/5/2008 — Source: [b]MS-NBC[/b] [h2]McCain wins Kentucky; Obama takes Vermont[/h2][h3]Record turnout leaves millions waiting hours to cast their ballots[/h3]Republican Sen. John McCain won Kentucky and Democratic Sen. Barack Obama won Vermont as the first results began rolling in from Tuesday's ...
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marcambinder.theatlantic.com 11/5/2008 — Obama: VT McCain: KY Indiana too close to call Georgia too "early" to call, McCain lead Virginia too early to call, Obama lead South Carolina too early to call, McCain lead
Polls to close to call in six key states — CNN Political Ticker 11/5/2008
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McCain beats Obama in Georgia presidential voting — Reuters: Politics 11/5/2008
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - John McCain triumphed in U.S. presidential voting in Georgia on Tuesday, defeating an effort by Democrat Barack Obama to put the staunchly Republican state in play by boosting turnout among black voters, U.S. media reported. ...
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McCain wins Georgia, CNN projects — CNN Political Ticker 11/5/2008
(CNN) — John McCain is set to win Georgia, CNN projects, based on exit polls and partial results. The state has 15 electoral votes, bringing his total to 64. A candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win. ...
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