ELECTION WATCH 2008


	Obama the Nominee
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Election Watch 2008 Updates

MSNBC: Watch Sen. Obama's Victory Speech

BAW: Obama Wins Montana, Clinches Democratic Nomination

CNN: Obama's Potential Running Mates

Poll

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	PRIMARY COLORS: Barack and a Hard Place
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	TV ONE blogger Jimi Izrael asks will Obama's decision to quit his church leave a bad taste in the mouths of Black, religious voters? more>

Delegate Results


Democrats:		Delegates:
	Barack Obama	2156
	Hillary Rodham Clinton	1923

2,125 delegate votes needed by a candidate to win the party's nomination.


	Republicans:		Delegates:
		Mike Huckabee	267
		John McCain	1313

1,191 delegate votes needed by a candidate to win the party's nomination.



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Michael Vass
Michael Vass is the Founder and President of M V Consulting, Inc. In addition Mr. Vass writes for 10 blogs ranging from politics, entertainment and race relations issues.

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Megan Cosby
Megan Cosby, a writer and lawyer, is the founder of Polichicks Online, a Web site for "women who want to get the skinny on the election without reading big, fat policy papers."

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