Update: CBS and MSNBC project a win for Obama in Ohio. MSNBC shows Obama ahead 53% to McCain's 45%. So far, 30% of precincts have tallied votes. If correct, Obama will take Ohio's 20 electoral votes, turning the state that... (Continue reading)
A number of swing states closed polls at 9 p.m. including Sen. John McCain’s home state Arizona, and battle ground states, New Mexico, Colorado and parts of Michigan. Polls closed in 11 other states too. MSNBC and CNN polls... (Continue reading)
Barack Obama defeated John McCain to become the first African American elected as president of the U.S. ... (Continue reading)
The last time Virginia's electoral votes went to a Democratic presidential candidate was 1964, when Lyndon Johnson carried the state in his nationwide landslide election. With its polls closing at 7:00 p.m. -- among the first to finish in... (Continue reading)
One frequently heard theme about the Obama–McCain presidential contest was that while young voters might enthusiastically support Obama, they wouldn’t turn out to actually vote. That line of thinking probably led officials in Tampa and Orlando to miscalculate the number... (Continue reading)
update - As more poll places tally votes, numbers show McCain lead in Georgia widening to 62% to Obama's 37%. According to CBS and MSNBC McCain has taken an overwhelming majority of the more than 90,000 ballots cast.... (Continue reading)
The lawn in front of the Upper Merion Baptist Church is riddled with signs promoting a McCain-Palin administration. At noon today, 730 voters already passed through the entranceway of the church to cast their votes for the next president.... (Continue reading)
During a campaign stop in Grand Junction, Colorado, earlier today Sen. John McCain implored voters to help put him win on Election Day. The Republican presidential nominee told the crowd to ignore the pundits and the polls, which are showing him... (Continue reading)
Minor malfunctions in scanning devices in St. Petersburg, Tampa, Lakeland, and Orlando dampened the mood of Florida’s election officials, but a mid-morning lull allowed tech support groups to handle the problems. ... (Continue reading)
Sen. John McCain’s campaign spent much of the past two months derisively referring to Sen. Barack Obama as a rock star. And long before dawn this morning, voters camped out like concertgoers hungry for tickets.... (Continue reading)