Voters can join the line until 8 pm sharpThe Columbian, WA - Nov 4, 2008BY MICHAEL ANDERSEN, COLUMBIAN STAFF WRITER If you're reigstered anywhere in Washington and can make it to Clark County's elections office at 1408 Franklin ... |
Washington, Spokane turnout expected to be highKHQ Right Now, WA - Nov 4, 2008More than 60 percent of registered voters in Spokane County have already cast their ballots as of Tuesday morning, as voters take advantage of the State's ... |
This is the day history is madeThe Wenatchee World Online, WA - Nov 4, 2008Voter turnout is widely predicted to set records, and if old patterns are followed easily will exceed 80 percent in the North Central Washington counties ... |
Presidential candidates take last lapHeraldNet, WA - Nov 4, 2008The Washington Post and AP WASHINGTON -- Democratic Sen. Barack Obama, seeking a history-making victory in a presidential campaign that has captivated the ... |
Voting deadline is 8 pm sharpThe Wenatchee World Online, WA - Nov 4, 2008By Dan Wheat Voters in North Central Washington and throughout the state have until 8 pm to deliver their ballots to official drop boxes or their county ... |
A historic dayThe Olympian, WA - Nov 4, 2008There are 148500 voters registered in Thurston County, 8500 more than voted in the primary election in August, and 10500 more than in the 2004 election. ... |
Larsen looks to fifth US House termBellingham Herald, WA - Nov 4, 2008... at the Best Western Lakeway Inn in Bellingham, Larsen said he was pleased voters selected him again to "bring the community's values back to Washington. ... |
City backs bringing your own grocery bagThe Spokesman Review, WA - Nov 4, 2008A citizen initiative challenging the 20-cent per bag fee goes to voters next August. Councilman Richard Rush approached the Washington Food Industry, ... |
Update: Governor, House and Senate racesCrosscut, WA - Nov 4, 2008In California, a majority of voters appear to support Proposition 8, the measure which would ban same-sex marriage in the state. But while current results ... |
3AW | Neil Mitchell's US diary3AW, Australia - Nov 4, 2008The queue of voters stretched around the block for 300 metres. I spoke to the man who was last in line. He was willing to wait all day if necessary. ... |
Candidates can’t disown ‘independent’ attacksTheNewsTribune.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008Similarly, but more covertly, voters in the 2nd Legislative District have been treated to a brochure that blames Sen. Marilyn Rasmussen of Eatonville ... |
Vote ChoicesSound Politics, WA - Nov 4, 2008Washington state gives voters many choices. I just voted on a slew of candidates, including judges, and a slew of issues. Not all of the choices are of ... |
ABC News | Up early, voters stand up to be countedPerthNow, Australia - Nov 4, 2008At the St Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic church on the outskirts of Washington, several dozen voters waited patiently under grey skies for the polls to ...Exit poll: Obama wins women, blacks, Hispanics TheNewsTribune.comExit poll: Obama wins women, blacks, Hispanics KAPPAP: Obama wins Vermont, McCain Kentucky HeraldNetTheNewsTribune.com - TheNewsTribune.comall 4,735 news articles » |
BC-Voter Poll-WA,0373TheNewsTribune.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008Six in 10 Washington voters said they disapprove of the war in Iraq, more than during the presidential election of 2004, and those who did chose Obama over ... |
WSU hate crimes are felt at WesternWestern Front, WA - Nov 4, 2008A few weeks ago, several attacks occurred on Washington State University’s (WSU) campus. Three students were attacked and one of them had to be taken to the ... |
Obama buoyed by Hispanic votersThe Olympian, WA - Nov 4, 2008... 2008 WASHINGTON – Democrat Barack Obama gained lopsided support from Hispanics in Tuesday's election, winning solidly among voters with whom President ... |
Record voter turnoutThe Spokesman Review, WA - Nov 4, 2008AP WASHINGTON — America voted in record numbers, standing in lines that snaked around blocks and in some places in pouring rain. Voters who queued up ... |
Young voters lean heavily toward ObamaThe Columbian, WA - Nov 4, 2008There were, of course, some young voters who were disappointed with Tuesday's results. They included Joey Yost, a 22-year old Republican in Washington, DC, ... |
Election Day briefs from around the nationThe Columbian, WA - Nov 4, 2008(AP) - Wyoming voters overwhelmingly sent their two Republican senators back to Washington on Tuesday, the junior politician winning a special election a ... |
Survey: Economy top concern for US votersThe Columbian, WA - Nov 4, 2008More than a third of voters said they most wanted a candidate who would bring change to Washington, and they were voting heavily for Obama. ... |
Reed Wins Third Term As WA Secretary Of StateKIROtv.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008Reed says he wants to bring more transparency to state government, deliver more useful election information to voters, and provide better access to the ... |
Essay: Obama's transcendence is beyond raceTheNewsTribune.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008And maybe, just maybe, something new has arrived: a post-partisan approach to governing, founded on the Obama Coalition, fueled by young and minority voters ... |
Bush wishes Obama well on a 'great journey'KVEW, WA - Nov 4, 2008AP WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush congratulated Barack Obama, whose dominant White House win was built on presenting himself as a change from the ... |
Democrats Battle For Senate MajorityKIROtv.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008Begich, calling Tuesday's election "historic," said he appeals to voters from both parties who are sick of the partisan politics that typifies Washington, ... |
Analysis: Next up after Obama win, governingMid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - Nov 4, 2008Voters got an early glimpse of his style last month when Wall Street collapsed, stocks fluctuated and the government intervened. He struck a cautious stance ... |
Measure to boost caregiver training approvedKIMA CBS 29, WA - Nov 4, 2008(AP) - Washington voters have approved a ballot measure that would require long-term care workers to complete more training, pass a certification exam and ... |
Help shape community by voting todayThe Olympian, WA - Nov 4, 2008... Thurston County Auditor Kim Wyman predicting an 85 percent voter turnout. Washington has been listed among the states expected to go for Democratic Sen. ... |
Polls Open For Historic Election DayKIROtv.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008The first voter, following tradition established in 1948, was picked ahead of the midnight voting and the rest of the town's registered voters followed suit ... |
Get your free starbucks todayThe Olympian, WA - Nov 4, 2008The secretary of state's office is pleased with this decision, and wishes hypercaffeinated Washington voters a double-tall Happy Election Day. SBUX |
Voting the old fashioned wayThe Wenatchee World Online, WA - Nov 4, 2008Lurie, an attorney for the Northwest Justice Project, was observing voting at the office as a volunteer for the Washington State Democrat Voter Protection ... |
New Hampshire's Shaheen achieves another firstMid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - Nov 4, 2008While undeclared voters still outnumber those registered with either party, Democrats have increased their voter registrations by 20 percent in the last two ... |
Morning News Digest: Tuesday, November 4, 2008PolitickerWA, WA - Nov 4, 2008Print out updated rundowns and keep track of races as the polls close and ballots are counted: OLYMPIA — More than half of the state's expected voters had ... |
CONGRESS: Doc Hastings wins 8th termMid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - Nov 4, 2008By Annette Cary, Herald staff writer Voters are sending Republican Rep. Doc Hastings back to the other Washington to represent the 4th District for an ... |
Obama elected presidentTheNewsTribune.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008AP WASHINGTON -- Barack Obama has been elected president of the United States, the first African-American elevated to the White House. ... |
Optimism plentiful on election dayThe Spokesman Review, WA - Nov 4, 2008At union halls, coffee shops and a college campus on Tuesday, voters expressed a sense of optimism, a belief that America has never been so down that it ... |
Obama, McCain still campaign as votes castKOMO News, WA - Nov 4, 2008Obama, bidding to become the first black president, greeted voters in Indiana. McCain held rallies in Colorado and New Mexico. The White House was the main ... |
Dems take over GOP Senate seat in VirginiaKOMO News, WA - Nov 4, 2008By TOM RAUM AP WASHINGTON (AP) - Democratic former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner breezed to victory in his bid for the Senate on Tuesday, snagging a southern ... |
Jefferson hopes to continue surviving scandalThe Columbian, WA - Nov 4, 2008Moreno hoped to make inroads in Jefferson's voter base by arguing that Jefferson's once formidable clout in Washington is gone amid corruption charges, ... |
Bright leads in Ala. congressional raceThe Columbian, WA - Nov 4, 2008One of 14 children in a sharecropper's family, he promised to be an independent voice in Washington. Troy University political scientist Steven Taylor ... |
Obama winsKXLY, WA - Nov 4, 2008WASHINGTON (AP) -- Barack Obama has been elected president of the United States, becoming the first African-American elevated to the White House. ... |
Whatever the outcome, we should be proudThe Wenatchee World Online, WA - Nov 4, 2008By Eugene Robinson WASHINGTON — Whoever wins this election, I understand what Barack Obama meant when he said his faith in the American people had been ... |
McCain has history on his side in Wyo.TheNewsTribune.com, WA - Nov 4, 2008Republican John McCain has history on his side when it comes to Wyoming, as the state's voters headed to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots for ... |
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