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5. candidate Barack Obama of the Democratic Party and the new president of the United States of America. So he and the winner of the race against McCain, which led to the vote the most 'high percentage of Americans since the war, over 65%! The settlement will take place 'January 20, 2009. It was junior senator for Illinois senator and is currently the only non-white. To be precise was born in the U.S. by a black father from Kenya and white mother from Kansas. In the United States of America many consider using broad a meaning of the term (as only one parent is black), African-American. And here the end of the post.

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Shortly after 9.30 Italian, president-elect of the United States, he obtained 349 electoral votes, the Republican candidate, John McCain, 163 votes. The votes for Obama come from Vermont (3), Virginia (13), Ohio (20) Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), District of Columbia (3), Illinois (21), Maine (4), Maryland (10 ), Massachusetts (12), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (15), Pennsylvania (21), Michigan (17), Minnesota (10), New Mexico (5), New York (31), Rhode Island (4 ), Wisconsin (10), Iowa (7), Nevada (5), Colorado (9), California (55), Oregon (7), Washington State (11), Florida (27), Hawaii (4), Indiana (11). The votes from McCain are Georgia (15) Kentucky (8), South Carolina (8), West Virginia (5), Alabama (9), Mississippi (6), Tennessee (11), Oklahoma (7), Kansas (6 ), Louisiana (9), South Dakota (3), Arkansas (6), North Dakota (3), Texas (34) Wyoming (3), Utah (5), Idaho (4), Nebraska (5), Arizona ( 10), Alaska (3), Montana (3). To be elected to the White House needed 270 electoral votes. Still missing the results of two states: North Carolina (15 votes) and Missouri (11 votes).