Long lines form at polls in East ValleyEast Valley Tribune, AZ - Nov 4, 2008They have to decide eight proposition measures including Proposition 102 over whether to amend the Arizona Constitution to specify marriage must be confined ... |
Tucson voter turnout steady but not crazyKVOA.com, AZ - Nov 4, 2008Voters say they had braced for long lines and problems at the polls. One voter expected the long lines because of the prediction that 80 percent of ... |
Wait times vary at Valley pollsASU Web Devil, AZ - Nov 4, 2008Many expected this year's election to have a large turnout, and people stood in long lines at some Valley polling places Tuesday. Those Election Day voters' ... |
Distracted drivers make their dent todayKingman Daily Miner, AZ - Nov 4, 2008KINGMAN - Today is Election Day, and thousands of voters all across Arizona will be taking time to hop in the car and drive to their polling place. ... |
KYMA | OBAMA ELECTED 44TH PRESIDENTKYMA, AZ - Nov 4, 2008John McCain of Arizona, whose running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, was seeking to become the nation’s first female vice president. ... |
Obama Wins 9 Early StatesKPHO Phoenix, AZ - Nov 4, 2008The economy was by far the top issue on voters' minds and a huge drag on McCain, who Obama successfully tied to unpopular President George W. Bush. ... |
Marylanders hit Election Day polls in drovesPhoenix Business Journal (subscription), AZ - Nov 4, 2008The pundits were right this time — about long lines, that is. Morning was anything but quiet at Greater Baltimore’s polling places as voters flocked to cast ... |
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