Elections

With one day left , I urge you to exercise your right to vote in the election! Not only is the presidency at stake, but local elections are too. Tomorrow is definitely going to by an exciting day.. and I can’t wait! 🙂 On a much sadder side note, Barack Obama’s maternal grandmother Madelyn Payne …

Using this “Decision ’08” Widget, you can watch the 2008 presidential results roll in and get real-time election results on Nov. 4! You can see the electoral vote count and the congressional balance of power with the national U.S. map or choose a state and see how individual counties are voting. As soon as either …

The Democratic National Convention at its best in review: Monday, Day One: Jesse Jackson Jr. (from Illinois): He was great! His speech was great and so was his delivery. My favorite part was right at the beginning of his speech: “On the day President Johnson submitted the Voting Rights Act to Congress, he said, “At …

The long awaited day FINALLY (and I stress on the finally) arrived as Obama officially (and personally) revealed his Vice President candidate: Joe Biden from Delaware. We definitely didn’t first hear the news from his campaign.. even though I did get the news from a text message – but I got it from CNN. I …

“CNN confirms Sen. Barack Obama has chosen Delaware Sen. Joe Biden to be his vice-presidential running mate.”

We will finally know tomorrow morning who Obama has chosen for his V.P. … and it’s about time – considering he has been scheduled to rally with his V.P tomorrow for at least the last few weeks! Over the last few hours it’s been confirmed that it is not Evan Baye, Tim Kane, and just …

On a funny note: In light of all the attention and speculation on who would be Obama’s V.P pick, I read on CNN this morning ago that: [Because] Everyday seems to be “the day,” the day the guessing game will finally end. In a poke at all of the VP buzz, the Obama campaign sent …

Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean said today that either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama must drop out of the Democratic presidential race after the June primaries have ended so that the party can be unified by the convention and win the general election in November. On an interview on Good Morning America, Dean said that, …

Last night was, of course, the primaries in Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont. Ohio and Texas were the really important states tonight and the latest polls leading up to today had shown Clinton and Obama virtually tied. The results from last night: Vermont: McCain and Obama win. Ohio: McCain and Clinton(even though it was …