Alabama voters worried about economy Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 AP • November 4, 2008 WASHINGTON - An Associated Press exit poll finds the vast majority of Alabama voters are worried about the direction of the economy, ... Long lines are already facing Alabama voters today The Huntsville Times - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Alabama voters began lining up to cast their vote in the 2008 election -- and in some places the line is quite long. Before the polls even opened, ... Long Election Day Lines in Huntsville WHNT all 3 news articles » ABC News Alabama voter turnout expected to topple state record The Birmingham News - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Polls in Alabama will be open from 7 am to 7 pm or until voters in line at closing time have cast their ballots. State election officials are expecting a ... CNN exit polling for Alabama shows racial divide; only younger age ... al.com Obama in control Gadsden Times (subscription) all 4,735 news articles » Pike County voters came out in droves for historic election Troy Messenger, AL - Nov 4, 2008 McCain won the state of Alabama’s electoral over Obama 60 percent to 40 percent. An Associated Press exit poll found the vast majority of Alabama voters ... al.com Alabama Secretary of State Beth Chapman sticks with prediction of ... al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Alabama Secretary of State Beth Chapman says she's sticking with her projection of a record 79-81 percent voter turnout today after seeing long lines this ... Press-Register - al.com Turnout heavy across south Alabama Press-Register - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Voters streamed to the polls as they opened at 7 am Tuesday across south Alabama. Lines were long but moved quickly. At the Daphne Civic Center in Baldwin ... VOTE TODAY Press-Register - al.com all 2 news articles » Voters reject Washington County sales tax al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 The amendment marked one of the most prominent issues in six southwest Alabama counties, as officials around Washington said they needed money from the ... More voters helps system work well Demopolis Times, AL - Nov 4, 2008 A record number of voters took part in the democratic process yesterday. Voters turned out in large numbers across Alabama and across the nation. ... Lines should not discourage voters Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 You can also access voting information at the secretary of state's Web sites (www.sos.alabama.gov and www.alabamavotes.gov). ... Long lines at Ala. polls; record turnout expected al.com Polls close in Alabama but long lines persist WHNT Secretary of state goes to Perry County Selma Times-Journal Clanton Advertiser all 38 news articles » Early bird voters give workers an evening breather Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 But at many precincts, including the one at Alabama State University, no evening voters had to wait. By 6:30 pm, Joseph Brinson looked tired. ... Rush-hour voters arrive at Capitol Heights precinct Montgomery Advertiser all 2 news articles » Voting 'massive' in Autauga County Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Johnson contacted the Central Alabama Eletrical Co-op and told poll workers to go ahead and get read to vote. Power was turned back on at 10 minutes before ... Patience at the polls, please Press-Register - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Far too many elected officials in Alabama are put in office by 25 percent or less of the registered voters. Today, that won't be a problem. ... Top Local Stories MyFox Birmingham, AL - Nov 4, 2008 If early voting lines in other states are any indication of how long lines will be in Alabama, voters need to be ready. Alabama’s secretary of state is ... Parking, long lines slow vote; look for noon rush The Huntsville Times - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 At Alabama A&M University, second largest, more than 1200 of the precincts 6898 registered voters had cast ballots by 11:30 am, but lines wound around ... Voter Turnout Heavy Early WAAY Huntsville polls close, election results expected soon al.com all 4 news articles » Voters can map election problems in Huntsville, nation The Huntsville Times - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 A Wired.com website has been established to help voters track problems with their precincts across the nation, including Huntsville and North Alabama, ... Voters in Marion line up to cast their ballots al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Compared to voting sites in other parts of Alabama, the lines were modest, but for this small town in Perry County it was unusual. ... Voting Q&A The Huntsville Times - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 A: Call the Alabama attorney general's office hot line at 800-831-8814. Calls are free. Or call the special US attorney's hot line at 205-244-2001 or the ... Local black leaders say Obama will 'unite' News Courier, AL - Nov 4, 2008 ... voters go in droves to the polls. By Tuesday night, 146 years after the Emancipation Proclamation freed Negro slaves and 45 years after Alabama Gov. ... Record voter turnout expected in historical election Times Daily (subscription), AL - Nov 4, 2008 By Dana Beyerle Secretary of State Beth Chapman said Monday that election officials are ready for today's expected record number of voters who will help ... Know what to do should registration issues arise Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 It's easy if you use the links on the League of Women Voters of Alabama Education Fund Web page at www.lwval.org/election2008/. LOCAL ELECTION BLOG: Polls around Tuscaloosa see plenty of action Tuscaloosa News (subscription), AL - Nov 4, 2008 Lines were fairly short at the University of Alabama Student Recreation Center, where students and some residents of the surrounding neighborhoods voted. ... Selma Democrats say city's history is a bridge to the White House The Birmingham News - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 ... but said he would be interested in analyzing Alabama's presidential vote totals. Among Selma's white voters, Teresa Smith, who voted at the National ... Poverty & state taxes The Huntsville Times - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 In Alabama, the poor aren't just always with us; they also face more problems than those with low incomes elsewhere. And one reason is state government. ... Poll Workers Handle Large Crowds WTVY, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Secretary of state Beth Chapman is predicting Alabama will break its record turnout of 76 percent in the 1992 presidential race. ... The Birmingham News - al.com Jefferson County lines expected into evening voting The Birmingham News - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 There could be long lines this afternoon at some Jefferson County polling places and some voters could be waiting after the polls close, according to ... Today it is important we all do our duty Times-Journal, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Both across Alabama and in DeKalb County, voters will make critical decisions that will have strong impact over the next several years. ... Eufaula Tribune Social conservatives could be biggest losers Eufaula Tribune, AL - Nov 4, 2008 If the polls are correct, Obama has won the presidency, although McCain has carried Alabama overwhelmingly. The outcome of several races in Alabama are in ... Baldwin poised to make history Press-Register - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 ... reaching the 80 percent level countywide as voters head to the polls from 7 am to 7 pm Alabama Secretary of State Beth Chapman has predicted statewide ... Election More Than Just An Obama Win WERC, AL - Nov 4, 2008 ... Wiregrass voters chose Democrat Bobby Bright over Republican Jay Love for outgoing Terry Everett's congressional seat. In District 5 in north Alabama, ... Bright picks up another seat for Dems; defeats Love Dothan Eagle, AL - Nov 4, 2008 By Lance Griffin Montgomery Mayor Bobby Bright apparently ended a 44-year Republican stronghold on Alabama’s 2nd Congressional District Tuesday, ... NBC13.com Mike Rogers Survives Close Call NBC13.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 The 29-year-old launched a powerful, public attack on Rogers that clearly hit home with many voters during a tough time nationally for Republican incumbents ... Voters should expect lines, officials warn Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 The state's chief election official is forecasting four out of every five Alabama voters will cast ballots in the election. "Yes, there are going to be ... BBC News Barack Obama wins US presidential election Birmingham Star, AL - Nov 4, 2008 ... Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana. The first exit polls out Tuesday put economy as by far the top issue on the minds of voters. ... John McCain carries Alabama over Barack Obama Anniston Star (subscription) all 1,200 news articles » Warren makes history with re-election Times-Journal, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Warren attributed the high Republican turnout in DeKalb County to the support Alabama gave to presidential candidate Sen. John McCain. ... Sydney Morning Herald Turnout records fall even in GOP-friendly states Opelika Auburn News, AL - Nov 4, 2008 But even in states like Alabama, Utah, Nebraska and Oklahoma, Republican strongholds where John McCain could post double-digit wins, Obama’s candidacy ... Turnout records fall even in GOP-friendly states WHNT all 1,903 news articles » Key findings from the Alabama exit poll al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 It is also slightly lower than Democrat John Kerry's support among Alabama whites in 2004. Nearly 60 percent of Alabama voters said the economy was the most ... Amendment One passes with voter approval WSFA, AL - Nov 4, 2008 (AP) - Alabama voters have approved an amendment that allows state officials to dip into the Alabama Trust Fund to plug budget holes. ... Answers to frequently asked questions about Alabama election The Birmingham News - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Alabama polling places are open from 7 am to 7 pm today. What identification do I need at the polls? Voters need to carry one of a wide variety of approved ... Aderholt re-elected to 7th term in Congress Times-Journal, AL - Nov 4, 2008 With 84 percent of the precincts reporting statewide, it appeared voters opted to extend a rainy day fund for the state’s Education Trust Fund and create a ... Griffith wins here; Amendment One goes down al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 Meanwhile, Madison County voters said "no, thanks" to the proposal to borrow from the state's oil and natural gas trust fund to meet a budget shortfall. ... The Birmingham News - al.com Big turnout across nation brings some problems but many voters ... The Birmingham News - al.com, AL - Nov 4, 2008 In Alabama at the Irondale Senior Citizens Center, voters began lining up about 4:50 am and by 5:50 am there were up to 75 people in line. ... Republican Sessions claims 3rd Senate term in Ala. Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 ... win Alabama. Figures, a state senator from Mobile in a seat once held by her late husband, Michael Figures, had the benefit of a surge of new voters ... Obama triumphs, will be first black president Troy Messenger, AL - Nov 4, 2008 A survey of voters leaving polling places on Tuesday showed the economy was by far the top Election Day issue. Six in 10 voters said so, and none of the ... Paseur holds narrow lead over Shaw Gadsden Times (subscription), AL - Nov 4, 2008 Shaw, 51, is in his second term as a judge on the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals. If Shaw wins the Supreme Court seat, Gov. ... Barack Obama elected president Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Nov 4, 2008 A survey of voters leaving polling places showed the economy was by far the top Election Day issue. Six in 10 voters said so, and none of the other top ...

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