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Live Election Results 2008: Track Presidential Election Results Online

Written by Lindsay Britney on Nov 04, 2008.

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Live Election Results 2008: Track Presidential Election Results Online! Today is November 4, General Election Day. All registers voters are urged to cast your ballots to select the President of United States of America, either Barack Obama or John McCain! We know now many are keen to know 2008 presiden election results, but as the casting is still under way all over the nation, it’s too early to predict who wins 2008 Presidential Election. We post this widget from MSNBC to show Live Election Results 2008, the ballots counting will begin after the time indicated above run out, so until then you can only see 2008 live election results and track presidential election results online here. Please be patient, or else advised to tune in the major TV programs on CNN, ABC, NBC, or FOX to learn the most updated report or exit polls about 2008 General Election.

Dixville Notch Barack Obama November 4 General Election Win

Written by Lindsay Britney on Nov 04, 2008.

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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.

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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.
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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!

Palin Sarkozy Prank Audio & Transcript: Sarah Palin Prank Call with Fake Nicolas Sarkozy by Marc-Antoine Audette

Written by Lindsay Britney on Nov 02, 2008.

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Palin “Sarkozy” Prank Audio on Youtube

Palin Sarkozy Prank Audio & Transcript: Sarah Palin Prank Call with Fake Nicolas Sarkozy by Marc-Antoine Audette! Sarah Palin, the Republican VP hopeful on November 4’s General Election, was pranked by a call made from Marc-Antoine Audette, who posed as French President Nicolas Sarkozy, on November 1, 2008. Marc-Antoine Audetter, together with Sebastien Trudel, is the host of CK radio station in Canada’s Montreal. The duo known as the Masked Avengers, are notorious for prank calls to celebrities and heads of state. Audetter spoke in an exaggerated French accent and dropped ample hints that the conversation is a joke on Saturday. But Palin did not pick up on them and vividly talked about her dreams of being President in eight years and meeting up with Sarkozy’s wife Carla Bruni among other things. (more…)

Mccain SNL Video: John McCain Saturday Night Live November 1

Written by Lindsay Britney on Nov 01, 2008.

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Mccain SNL Video: John McCain Saturday Night Live November 1! John McCain, the Republican President candidate, appeared with “Sarah Palin” by Tina Fey on November 1’s Saturday Night Live. With 3 days away from November 4th’s General Election, wouldn’t the 72-year-old senator attack rival Barack Obama? Find out after clicking the play button to watch McCain SNL Video below.


McCain SNL Video
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