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Obama Team Shifts to Transition Mode — Wash Post In Congress 11/6/2008
A day after winning a historic victory that will make him the first black president in the nation's history, Barack Obama remained largely out of public view yesterday while his aides announced the first details of an ambitious plan for the transfer ...
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Democrats Add Suburbs to Their Growing Coalition — Wash Post In Congress 11/6/2008
After President Bush's reelection in 2004, top strategist Karl Rove proclaimed the arrival of a permanent Republican majority. Just four years later, the results from Sen. Barack Obama's definitive victory suggest that the opposite may be underway.
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New to the House — Wash Post In Congress 11/6/2008
FLORIDA Changing demographics in Florida's 8th District helped Democratic challenger Alan Grayson unseat Republican Ric Keller by a margin of 52 percent to 48 percent.
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The South — Wash Post Elections 11/6/2008
In the presidential race, the home of the Crimson Tide stayed reliably red: John McCain won the state by more than 20 percentage points. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R) also won in a walk, taking 63.5 percent of the vote in a race against a state senator. ...
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