Dixville Notch Barack Obama November 4 General Election Win
Posted Nov 04, 2008 by Lindsay Britney
Dixville Notch Barack Obama November 4 General Election Win! Senator Barack Obama has scored the first win of November 4 General Election. He won 15 of 21 votes cast in the small town Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, reported CNN.
Barack Obama got tearful after announcing the death of his grandmother Madelyn Dunham, 86, at a presidential race speech at the football field of University of North Carolina on November 3, 2008. Barack Obama is projected to be American’s next President. (Image source: Sohu)
Town Dixville Notch is known to the country as the first place to cast presidential ballots since 1960. Just after the midnight of November 4, the village opened its polls and 100% registered voters, or 21 out of its 75 residents, cast their ballots. It turned out Barack Obama was chosen as the President.
Dixville Notch, New Hampshire
Dixville Notch, New Hampshire
Barack Obama’s Dixville Notch win may well project him to be the next President of United States, because even Dixville Notch, a long-time Republican support village since 1968, now favored a Democratic presidential candidate.
Congrats, Obama! Change We Can Believe In, Barack Obama is New President of United States and first African American President!
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November 4, 2008 at 1:42 pm
This was quite an interesting post. God Bless America – let’s hope for the best. We really should be voting for a 3rd party candidate.
http://www.chuckypita.com/3rd-party-presidential-race-whos-the-best-candidate-baldwin-nader-barr/