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Start Over Topic united states politics & government, 2001-2009 Journal cq weekly Publisher sage publications inc.
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1. WASHINGTON: FRIENDLY TERRITORY FOR OBAMA.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Washington. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

2. OHIO: COULD GO DOWN TO THE WIRE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Ohio. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

3. NORTH CAROLINA: HARD TO IMAGINE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in North Carolina. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

4. WISCONSIN: COUNT ON A CLOSE RACE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Wisconsin. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

5. VIRGINIA: TRYING TO CREATE A BATTLEGROUND.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Virginia. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

6. TENNESSEE: A TOUGH ROW TO HOE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Tennessee. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

7. PENNSYLVANIA: MAY BE KEYSTONE TO VICTORY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Pennsylvania. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

8. NEW YORK: OBAMA NEED NOT BE CONCERNED.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New York. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

9. NEVADA: WORTH A ROLL OF THE DICE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Nevada. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

10. NEW MEXICO: HISPANICS WILL BE IMPORTANT.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Mexico. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

11. MONTANA: HOPING TO KEEP IT IN PLAY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Montana. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

12. MISSISSIPPI: NOT VERY LIKELY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Mississippi. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

13. MINNESOTA: HISTORY SUGGESTS A VICTORY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Minnesota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

14. MAINE: COULD BE AN IMPORTANT VICTORY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Maine. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

15. MASSACHUSETTS: ONE FOR THE PLUS COLUMN.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Massachusetts. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

16. LOUISIANA: LONG SHOT FOR OBAMA.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Louisiana. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

17. KANSAS: LOSS LIKELY, DESPITE FAMILY TIES.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Alabama. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

18. ILLINOIS: HOME STATE IS A LOCK.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Illinois. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

19. CONNECTICUT: LOOKS LIKE A WIN FOR OBAMA.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Connecticut. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

20. ARIZONA: NOT LIKELY IN McCAIN'S HOME STATE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Arizona. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

21. COLORADO: A RARE TOSSUP OUT WEST.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Colorado. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

22. ALASKA: PROBABLY NOT THIS YEAR.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John Cain in Alaska. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

23. JOHN SIDNEY McCAIN III.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, CANAL Zone, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article profiles John McCain, presidential candidate of the U.S. Republican Party. McCain was born on August 29, 1936 in the Panama Canal Zone. He lives in Phoenix, Arizona with his wife Cindy Lou Hensley and their children. The paper also provides information on his educational attainment and highlights of his political career.

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2008

24. VERMONT: A TRUE LIBERAL BASTION.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Vermont. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

25. WYOMING: ANOTHER GOP STRONGHOLD.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Wyoming. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

26. WEST VIRGINIA: GOP DRIFT HARD TO COUNTER.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in West Virginia. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

27. OKLAHOMA: PROBABLY A LOST CAUSE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Oklahoma. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

28. OREGON: HIGH DEGREE OF CONFIDENCE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Oregon. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

29. UTAH: WON'T BE COMPETITIVE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Utah. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

30. TEXAS: IT'S STILL BUSH COUNTRY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Texas. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

31. SOUTH DAKOTA: OBAMA ALLIES WON'T BE ENOUGH.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in South Dakota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

32. SOUTH CAROLINA: REALLY NOT A CHANCE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in South Carolina. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

33. RHODE ISLAND: NO WORRIES.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Rhode Island. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

34. NORTH DAKOTA: AN IMPROBABLE TARGET.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in North Dakota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

35. ARKANSAS: A REACH, BUT MAYBE YES.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Arkansas. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

36. NEW JERSEY: HOPING TO UNITE THE PARTY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Jersey. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

37. NEBRASKA: FEW OPTIONS IN THE BREADBASKET.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Nebraska. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

38. NEW HAMPSHIRE: CRITICAL SWING STATE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Hampshire. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

39. MISSOURI: A TRUE BELLWETHER.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Missouri. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

40. MICHIGAN: CLOSE, BUT A WIN'S QUITE POSSIBLE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Michigan. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

41. MARYLAND: NO DOUBT FOR OBAMA.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Maryland. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

42. INDIANA: THIS ONE WILL TAKE WORK.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Indiana. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

43. IOWA: OBAMA HAS THE EDGE.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Alabama. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

44. KENTUCKY: NOT IN THE CARDS.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Kentucky. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

45. HAWAII: HOSPITABLE STATE FOR OBAMA.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Hawaii. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

46. FLORIDA: COULD GO EITHER WAY.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Florida. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

47. IDAHO: A REPUBLICAN REDOUBT.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Idaho. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

48. GEORGIA: WOULD BE TOUGH TO PREVAIL.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Georgia. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

49. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: PUT IT IN THE BANK.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in District of Columbia. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008

50. DELAWARE: ANOTHER GOOD BET.

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections, UNITED States politics & government, 2001-2009
Abstract

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Delaware. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

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2008