November 5th, 2008
Hello fans of Election Geek. So what will I be up to now that the election is over? While I will continue to update this site I have decided to expand into a new site devoted to the new administration aptly titled… Geek President! All the latest news, politics, policies, history & more. If it has to do with Barack Obama, the new administration or the presidency it will be there.
So check it out!
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November 5th, 2008
From CNN results in 4 Senate races will likely go to recounts including the much watched Coleman/Franken Minnesota race that was called earlier for Coleman by the AP. With a very slim margin of victory that race along with races in Alaska, Georgia and Oregon will likely face recounts.
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November 5th, 2008
The DOW dropped 486 points today in what Bloomberg says is the largest post-Election point drop in US history.
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November 5th, 2008
One of the heavily watched Senate races of 2008 has come to an end as the Associated Press calls the race in Minnesota for incumbent Norm Coleman. Comedian Al Franken had challenged Coleman for the seat giving up a talk radio job and returning to Minnesota generating a great deal of buzz but ultimately helping to ensure Democrats would not pick up a 60 seat filibuster proof majority in the Senate. The race will come down to a few hundred votes.
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November 4th, 2008
Senator Barack Obama has won the presidency of the United States of America.
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November 4th, 2008
Obama has won the Presidential Election
Comment: Not to race to a finish here but if you REALLY want to go to bed tonight but want to be confident you know who won, I can safely say Obama will pull it off. With Ohio & Penn in his corner, it is nearly impossible for this to go McCain’s direction.
Comment #2: Dems will not get 60 votes in the Senate.
Results
Obama
Virginia
Iowa
Ohio
Minnesota
NY
RI
Michigan
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Mass
Maryland –
Illinois
D.C.
Connecticut
Maine
NJ
Deleware
Vermont
McCain
Nebraska
Utah
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas
North Dakota
Wyoming
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennesee
South Carolina
West Virginia goes
Kentucky goes
Other races
Governorships
Republican governor Mitch Daniels will win Indiana
Senate (Turnovers)
NM Tom Udall (D) picks up Republican Senate
Keanne Shaheen (D) picks up NH
Kay Hagen (D) picks up NC
Mark Warner (D) picks up Virginia
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November 3rd, 2008
Sarah Palin has been cleared of wrongdoing in a report released by Alaska’s Personnel Board in the media named Troopergate scandal.
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November 3rd, 2008
Senator Barack Obama’s ailing grandmother has passed away. Recently the Senator stopped campaigning to visit Madelyn Dunham who helped raise him. Dunham was 85 years old.
USA Today
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November 2nd, 2008
There is one full day left before the election and barring some unforeseen development there I’d likely little left that can shake up the race.
If the polls are correct Obama seems likely to head for a big win tomorrow. The last two shots for McCain are:
1) Turnout (Higher than expected foe him, lower than expected for Obama. Naturally
2) Independents. If they break heavily for McCain there is still a shot.
I will be staying up to watch the vote here using multiple means of communication to spread news. So make sure to stop by!
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November 2nd, 2008
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