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democraticunderground.com - 11/5/2008
McCain wins Kentucky; Obama takes Vermont
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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 ...
Obama Wins Vermont, McCain Wins Kentucky as Polls Begin to Close
elections.foxnews.com - 11/5/2008
Obama Wins Vermont, McCain Wins Kentucky as Polls Begin to Close
— elections.foxnews.com — After a frenzied day of voting and campaigning, polls begin to close in the 2008 presidential race....   (more) Obama Wins Vermont, McCain Wins Kentucky as Polls Begin ...

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McCain Takes Kentucky; Obama Wins Vermont, Polls Begin To Close On East Coast; Exit Surveys Suggest Widespread Pessimism Over Economy, Congress, Direction Of Country
cbsnews.com - 11/4/2008
McCain Takes Kentucky; Obama Wins Vermont, Polls Begin To Close On East Coast; Exit Surveys ...
— cbsnews.com — (CBS/ AP) With the first polls closing on this historic Election Day, CBS News projects that Democratic... presidential nominee Barack Obama will win the state of Vermont, while Republican rival John McCain will win the state of Kentucky. Polls have also ... (more) McCain Takes Kentucky; Obama Wins Vermont, Polls Begin ...

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forbes.com - 11/4/2008
What If McCain Wins?
— forbes.com — Grand New Party What If McCain Wins? Reihan Salam 11.03.08, 12:00 AM ET A John McCain victory... would represent an almost miraculous comeback. But is miraculous the right word? I'm in Austin, Texas, right now, a lefty enclave in the heart of Republican ... (more) What If McCain Wins?

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downwithtyranny.blogspot.com 11/3/2008 — If you follow DWT you are probably aware that we do not support nominal Democrat Bruce Lunsford for the Kentucky Senate seat. That certainly doesn't mean we support the current occupant of the seat, Miss McConnell, either. We want them both to lose. ...
Many Kentucky voters misinformed about Obama’s faith.
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Poll closing times and what to look for as the night rolls on
americablog.com 11/4/2008 — We're approaching 6 P.M. EST That's when the polls close in Kentucky , where we're watching the McConnell-Lunsford race, and also close in parts of Indiana. We probably won't get anything more definitive than McCain winning Kentucky. The night will ...
Kentucky for McCain, Vermont for Obama — News
MSNBC is calling Kentucky for John McCain and Vermont for Barack Obama. Both outcomes were projected by polls throughout the 2008 race. McCain picks up eight electoral votes from Kentucky, while Obama collects three from Vermont.
Early Kentucky Results Indicate Big National Win for Obama — Pundits Blog
Only 9 percent of Kentucky results are in, but Fox News is predicting that McCain will win Kentucky by three points. That is horrible news for McCain. In a national race that is tied, the Republican should be carrying Kentucky by nine points. If McCain is winning it by only three, it indicates a ...
Liddy — Eschaton
MSNBC sez she's toast, though nothing reported yet. Kentucky projected for McCain by MSNBC. Vermont projected for Vermont by MSNBC. Score is M 8 O 3. Indiana is too close to call.
Kentucky Results — Real Clear Politics - TIME.com
The polls are closed in Kentucky. Here are the results on the races we're watching: With 10% reporting: Kentucky John McCain (R) 52% -- WINNER Barack Obama (D) 47% Senate Mitch McConnell (R-inc)...