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forbes.com - 11/4/2008
What If McCain Wins?
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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 Texas, and I sense that many of my Barack ...

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Obama Wins Election
nytimes.com - 11/4/2008
Obama Wins Election
— nytimes.com — Supporters of Senator Barack Obama cheered during a rally in Chicago on Tuesday as they heard that he won in Pennsylvania. More Photos > (more) Obama Wins Election

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****OBAMA WINS OHIO****
thepage.time.com - 11/5/2008
****OBAMA WINS OHIO****
— thepage.time.com — The Land of Lincolner takes the battleground state.       (more) ****OBAMA WINS OHIO****
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voices.washingtonpost.com - 11/5/2008
Obama Wins Historic Presidential Victory
— voices.washingtonpost.com — By Ben Pershing Washington Post Staff Writer Democrat Barack Obama was elected the first African-American president of the United States Tuesday, capping a meteoric rise for the freshman Illinois Senator whose message of change resonated with a broad ... (more) Obama Wins Historic Presidential Victory

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JustOneMinute — What if McCain wins? I often kid my kids that they have been living through too much history with the Clinton impeachment (remember the House vote while Baghdad was being bombed?), the Florida recount and 9/11? But where would a McCain victory rank relative to that trifecta? For maximum history, if McCain wins the Electoral College while losing the popular vote by a few million, the Gates of Chaos will open wide. I do not look forward to this outcome, but it certainly would be interesting. If McCain wins both the popular vote and the Electoral College, I will personally be ...

MIDDAY ROUNDUP
News — ... blogs. A McCain victory would be “miraculous,” but would force him to jettison many of his proposed policies, given the impending Democratic congress, Reihan Salam declares. A surprise McCain win could mean a number of things, including a media backlash or voter identification with figures like “Joe the Plumber,” ...

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In Iran, Mixed Feelings on Obama vs. McCain — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 11/4/2008
Roshanak Taghavi reports from Tehran. For months, the word on the street across the Middle East has been that a victory for the Democrats Tuesday in the U.S. would represent a big change for American foreign policy towards the region, ...
McCain gets bad sign? — CNN Political Ticker 11/4/2008
The Redskins loss Monday night may have predicted an Obama win. (CNN) – John McCain may have gotten a bad sign about his White House chances only hours before voters weighed in at the polls The Washington Redskins, whose pre-Election Day ...
MSNBC, Fox Says Obama Takes Ohio, McCain Takes Arkansas — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 11/4/2008
FoxNews and MSNBC are predicting that Sen. Barack Obama has won Ohio (20 electoral votes. The key battleground state would essentially deal a deathblow to McCain’s campaign. Ohio was key to President Bush’s 2004 victory, and loss there by ...
McCain Wins Alabama — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 11/4/2008
Sen. John McCain is projected to win Alabama (9 electoral votes). The current electoral vote tally: Obama: 175 McCain: 49 FoxNews is predicting that Sen. Barack Obama has won New Mexico (5 electoral votes), a key battleground that ...
McCain Picks Up Two States, Obama Takes Five — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 11/4/2008
As the 9:00 p.m. poll closures hit, there still hasn’t been one state to change its color from the 2004 election. Sen. John McCain is projected to win North Dakota (3 electoral votes) and Wyoming (3 electoral votes). Sen. Barack Obama  ...