|
Back to main page Presidential
Election 2008
November 2008
November 5, 2008
Obama turns to
building a presidency
His storied
election behind him and weighty problems
in his face, Barack Obama turned
Wednesday to the task of building an
administration in times of crisis as
Americans and the world absorbed his
history-shattering achievement as the
first black leader ascending to the
presidency.
Read more
November 4, 2008
Barack Obama
victory speech: Change has come to America
(video)
If there is anyone
out there who still doubts that America
is a place where all things are
possible; who still wonders if the dream
of our founders is alive in our time;
who still questions the power of our
democracy, tonight is your answer.
Read more
McCains Concession
Speech (video)
SENATOR JOHN
MCCAIN: Thank you. Thank you, my
friends. (Cheers, applause.) Thank you
for coming here on this beautiful
Arizona evening. (Cheers, applause.)
Read more
Obama Elected 44th
President
Barack Obama,
capping an unprecedented rise, has been
voted the 44th President of
the United States, according to
projections by broadcast and cable news
networks.
Read more
McCain votes
in Arizona, Palin in Alaska
As Republican
presidential candidate John McCain
arrived at the Albright United
Methodist Church in Phoenix, Arizona
Tuesday to vote, scores of
supporters cheered: 'Go, John, go.'
Read more
Historic Election
2008: For the Record Books
First,
most, longest. Election 2008 has
redefined American politics in a rainbow
of historic records that are likely to
resonate across the cultural landscape
for decades to come.
The historic campaign -- nearly two
years long -- was marked by
breakthroughs in race, gender, age,
fundraising and use of technology.
Read more
Voting machine
problems reported on East Coast, in Midwest
Breakdowns are
plaguing polling places in Philadelphia,
Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio. Problems
are also reported in New York state,
Virginia and Florida.
Read more
November 3, 2008
Barack Obama's
grandmother Madelyn Dunham dies
The day before
the presidential election, Sen.
Barack Obama's grandmother, a woman
he called "Toot" and someone who
helped raised him, has died.
Obama's campaign reported the death
of Madelyn Dunham, 86, this
afternoon as he and the media
traveling with him landed here for
the second of two campaign rallies
he has scheduled today.
Read more
Can Obama win
popular vote but lose election?
It's a
nightmare scenario for Democrats
their nominee Barack Obama winning
the popular vote while Republican
John McCain ekes out an Electoral
College victory. Sure, McCain trails
in every recent national poll. Sure,
surveys show that Obama leads in the
race to reach the requisite 270
electoral votes to win the
presidency.
Read more
November 2, 2008
Campaigns unleash massive get-out-vote drives
Barack Obama and John
McCain uncorked massive get-out-the-vote
operations in more than a dozen battleground
states Sunday, millions of telephone calls,
mailings and door-knockings in a frenzied,
fitting climax to a record-shattering $1
billion campaign. Together, they'll spend
about $8 per presidential vote.
Read more
Latest newspaper
endorsements in presidential race
Excerpts from
recent newspaper endorsements of
presidential candidates John McCain, a
Republican, and Barack Obama, a
Democrat.
Read more
Back to main page Presidential
Election 2008
|
