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newsobserver.com - 11/6/2008
Obama unoffical winner in North Carolina
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Democrat Barack Obama is the unofficial winner in North Carolina, but the victory over Sen. John McCain won't be sealed until provisional ballots are counted and certified next month. >Unofficial returns show Obama ahead by 13,746 votes. Trends over the last 14 years point to Obama having a ...
msnbc.msn.com - 11/6/2008
NBC: Obama apparent winner in N.C.
— msnbc.msn.com — President-elect Obama is the apparent winner in North Carolina, a symbolic triumph in a state that hadn't... voted for a Democrat in more than a generation. (more) NBC: Obama apparent winner in N.C.

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charlotteobserver.com - 11/5/2008
North Carolina: No decision for President
— charlotteobserver.com — (Observer Staff and Wire Reports) America awoke this morning with a new President-elect, but North Carolina remains... one of two states in which the presidential race hasn't been decided. The results are too close to call in the Tar Heel state and in ... (more) North Carolina: No decision for President

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huffingtonpost.com - 11/6/2008
North Carolina Called For Obama
— huffingtonpost.com — RALEIGH, N.C. — President-elect Obama has won North Carolina, a symbolic triumph in a state that hadn't... voted for a Democrat in more than a generation. The Associated Press declared Obama the winner Thursday after canvassing counties in ... (more) North Carolina Called For Obama

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Ben Smith's Blog:  North Carolina

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North Carolina
Ben Smith's Blog — The News & Observer calls it for Obama.

Closer Than Nate
Comments from Left Field — ... I say this because with the announcement that North Carolina is provisionally going to Obama, that would bring Obama’s electoral vote tally to 364.  If you’ll remember, ...

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dailykos.com 11/5/2008 — Diarist muji has a theory : A-ha! BoE vote detail webpage shows absentee & one stop (early) votes are included, but that no (well, a whopping 7) provisional ballots are in the current totals. That there is the hold up. I'm guessing election ...
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dailykos.com 11/6/2008 — AP has called it, making it Obama 364, McCain 162, with Missouri and a single Nebraska EV still undecided (McCain leads both by the narrowest of margins with provisional and other outstanding ballots still being counted). Congratulations North ...
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