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Published 10/29/2008 at Yahoo! News: Politics News
AP - Barack Obama has pulled ahead in enough states to win the 270 electoral votes he needs to gain the White House and with states to spare according to an Associated Press analysis that shows he is now moving beyond typical Democratic territory to challenge John McCain on historically GOP turf.
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