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Barack Obama wins White House Race

After two years of hard fought campaigning, the people have
had their say. Barack Obama has been chosen as the next person to take the White House seal with a commanding number of electoral college and popular votes.

Democrat Obama surpassed 270 electoral votes to beat Republican John McCain, going down in history as America's first black president.

The 2008 US Presidential Elections has been the most exciting and difficult run for office yet with problems in America demanding answers that cannot wait till the next person takes over the White House.

Unlike other years, the main contenders, as well as their running mates Sarah Palin and Joe Biden, have to work extra-hard to convince voters who demand solutions to America's financial roller-coaster ride and other local problems.

Read our
correspondents' blogs for a play-by-play of the elections.

Apart from the vote for president, Americans have also been deciding on the
House of Representatives.


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tonywos | Malaysia
Date: 2008-11-06 23:43:28

Subject: President elect

Congratulation. But lots of work ahead. ...


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President elect Barack Obama waves to his supporters during his victory speech. - AFP

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