Obama's victory may show the way to win in future
The Associated Press - Nov 8, 2008

But Obama, who will become the nation's first black president, actually fared better than Democratic nominee John Kerry did among white voters in 2004 — and …
Iowa's electorate expands, slightly DesMoinesRegister.com
Lowry: For Republican McCain, the center did not hold Salt Lake Tribune
Obama's focus on urban and rural Ohio paid off Dayton Daily News
Wisconsin State Journal - Christian Science Monitor
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Obama did well in areas besides N.Va.
Richmond Times Dispatch, VA - 9 hours ago

In 2004, President Bush beat Democrat John Kerry there by 48000. In greater Richmond, Obama beat John McCain by 39000 votes. Four years ago, Bush won by …
Will the South go Democratic? The State
Local blue, red, purple neighborhoods stick to their political … Lower Hudson Journal news
The Heller Gun Decision Week 19 – Why a Renewal of the 1994 … California Progress Report
Asheville Citizen-Times - The Raleigh Telegram
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Region seemed unfazed by race
TheDay, CT - 9 hours ago

In 2000 Democrat Al Gore received 90 percent of the black vote, and four years later John Kerry attracted 88 percent. Obama did even better, …
Michael Levy: The Myth That Race Didn’t Matter History News Network
In Polls, the Racial Effect That Wasn’t New York Times
Polling, perception and PR Examiner.com
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