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   11/06/08

   drjay1966

   My home state of Pennsylvania. Once I heard that it had been called for Obama--by a wide margin--early in the evening, I knew everything was going to be okay.....

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   11/06/08

   jan4insight

   I gotta say, I loved it when Ohio went for Obama
   
   And of course I'm always interested in my state of New Mexico. We're only 5 EV's but we're feisty. And this election was especially great because NM went solid BLUE - our Presidential vote, our two Senators, and our 3 Representatives are now all Democrats - that means we added 1 Senate and 2 House seats on the Democratic side!

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   11/06/08

   RuinousRight

   FLORIDA!
   
   I believe Obama carried both the Hispanic vote and the Jewish vote here. Both usually vote Republican.

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   11/06/08

   BassDem

   I was watching Florida as well. I got the sense that maybe Florida would play an important role after Bill Clinton came down there to speak along side Obama. Al Gore went too. I figured maybe they knew something I didn't.

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   11/06/08

   GallFire

   Virginia - if McCain couldn't take that he never had a chance at the others...

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   11/06/08

   lisamcglaun

   I watched for my homestate of Nevada. I shouted for joy when it turned blue! My county, Clark, where Las Vegas is, overwhelmingly went for Obama over McCain. That's what I wanted to and hoped to see.

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   11/06/08

   Anok

   I was watching the whole darn map

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   11/06/08

   Theresa111

   I lived in Tennessee from age one to age four, in Knoxville. My cousin still resides there. It is sad indeed to hear what you wrote about. Seems so backwards.
   
   I watched the entire map with baited breath. Florida, Pennsylvania, Virginia and North Carolina, where my brother and his wife now reside. It was so intense and I am glad it worked out all right.

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