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Various news organizations have called Mississippi's Senate seat. Roger Wicker will remain Mississippi's junior United States Senator with 14 percent of precincts reporting. Wicker is beating challenger Albert Gore 57 to 41 percent. District one's House seat has also been called. With 22 percent of precincts reporting incumbent Republican...
According to various news sources Gov. Romney has gained the support of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, Louisiana, Wyoming and Mississippi. President Obama has gained the support of New York, New Jersey and Michigan. He is also leading in seven of the nine battleground states. The current...
President Obama projected by various news sources to take Illinois, Maryland, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, and Washington D.C. He is leading in battleground states Ohio and Florida by 19 percent and one percent respectively. Gov. Romney is projected to have gained Oklahoma. He is leading in Virginia and North Carolina by 19 percent...
News sources say Gov. Romney wins the five electoral votes of West Virginia and the nine electoral votes of South Carolina, 0 percent and 1 percent of precincts reporting respectively. Ohio results are beginning to come in. Romney leading 57 percent to Obama's 42 percent with one percent of precincts reporting. Follow conservative columnist @tgwinford...
According to various news sources President Obama has won Vermont's four electoral votes with 0 percent of precincts reporting. Gov. Romney has won Kentucky's eight electoral votes with 15 percent of precincts reporting and Indiana's 11 electoral votes with eight percent of precincts reporting. Currently, Gov. Romney is leading in the polls in Virginia...
By Michael Grimaud and Mary Adele Smith No matter where you live in the United States, you know that November 6 is no ordinary Tuesday this year. It is, of course, Election Day in the 2012 presidential campaign. In prior election years, the youth vote hasn’t always been much of a factor. Why don’t many young people vote? Dr. Michael Henderson, assistant professor...
