Louisiana voters long-lines location:LA

Evening wave of voters expected to lengthen lines
Shreveport Times, LA - Nov 4, 2008
By Stacey Plaisance • AP • November 4, 2008 5:55 pm NEW ORLEANS — Long lines are expected this evening as Louisiana voters help decide a historic ...
Long lines, but few complaints from New Orleans voters The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com
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DECISION 2008 UPDATE at 2:30 pm: Voting running pretty smoothly in ...
Alexandria Town Talk, LA - Nov 4, 2008
Voting for the presidential election, as with all Louisiana elections, runs from 6 am to 8 pm today. The numbers of people voting resulted in long lines at ...

La. vote racially divided
2TheAdvocate, LA - Nov 4, 2008
By CAPITOL NEWS BUREAU Barack Obama, the winner of the race for president, helped bring out record numbers to the polls Tuesday but most Louisiana voters ...

Obama Wins Presidency, But McCain Wins In LA
The New 995FM.com, LA - Nov 4, 2008
Despite the lack of attention paid to Louisiana, voters were enthusiastic and turned out in record numbers for early voting. The final turnout was expected ...
Lafayette was no help for Landrieu The Daily Advertiser
State officials see late returns The Daily Advertiser
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Bayou Buzz

New Orleans Area Events: Election Day And More
Bayou Buzz, LA - Nov 4, 2008
Expect long lines since 80 % of the registered voters will be voting in this very historical election. On Wednesday, November 5 experience an evening of ...

Long lines in an historic election
KTBS, LA - Nov 4, 2008
And just as it was during October's congressional party primaries, some voters were confused about the "closed" primary system that took effect in Louisiana ...

Long Lines Start Early In New Orleans Area
WDSU, LA - Nov 4, 2008
NEW ORLEANS -- Voters queued up at polls across Louisiana Tuesday to decide a historic presidential race further flavored by decisions on a slew of ...

HISTORY HAPPENS: OBAMA WINS
KPLC-TV, LA - Nov 4, 2008
Six in 10 voters rated the economy as their top concern - potentially good news for Obama, whom polls have consistently shown connecting with voters on that ...

Big Turnout, Long Lines Expected At Polls Today
The New 995FM.com, LA - Nov 4, 2008
... that saw 9% of voters casting ballots ahead of the election. Besides the presidential race, the top of the ticket belongs to Louisiana's US Senate race. ...

Both parties expect Democratic Senate pickups
The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com, LA - Nov 4, 2008
Mary Landrieu of Louisiana. Republicans made a spirited run at her, but Democrats saw her seat as a safe one. In one of the most closely watched races, ...

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