How many millions of U.S. Citizens voted for Barack in the 2008 Presidential election?
66,882,230 million citizens voted for Barack Obama in 2008. He received 53 percent of the votes and 365 electoral votes.
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What are they called before primary election candidates were chosen in private meetings?
The caucus are the meetings open to all registered voters for...
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Who won the presidential election in 1920?
Warren Harding won it in 1920. Thank you for using ChaCha!
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How did Watergate and Jimmy Carter's image affect the 1976 election?
Carter was not part of the Washington insider crowd responsib...
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Republican Richard Nixon won the Presidential Election of 196...
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What was the historical importance of Polands first free election since ww2?
Poland's 1989 elections marked the first free elections since...
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The Suez Crisis, was an offensive war fought by France, Brita...
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Buchanan won the 1856 election because his electoral votes in...
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How did soft money create a loophole in Federal election finance law?
Soft money is money raised and spent on campaigns that is ove...
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What are they called before primary election candidates were chosen in private meetings?
The caucus are the meetings open to all registered voters for...
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Why did Jimmy Carter lose the election of 1980?
The Iranian hostage crisis, the oil embargo, a weak economy, ...
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How did Watergate and Jimmy Carter's image affect the 1976 election?
Carter was not part of the Washington insider crowd responsib...
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Why did George H? W bush lose the 1992 election?
Bush's campaign was hobbled by troubled economy. The campaign...
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What are they called before primary election candidates were chosen in private meetings?
The caucus are the meetings open to all registered voters for...
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How did the 1968 Chicago DNC affect the Presidential Election that year?
During the 1968 Democratic National Convention arguments betw...
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George Corley Wallace Jr from Alabama was the independent can...
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Who is running for the president election of 2012?
1) Mitt Romney 24.5 percent, 2) Mike Huckabee 11.1 percent, 3...
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Who won the 1968 presidential election?
Richard M. Nixon beat Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey and George ...
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Who is going to win the 2012 presidential election?
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Richard Nixon entered the Republican convention as the front ...
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In 1992 Fred Couples of the United States won the Masters wit...
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Who won the 1968 presidential election?
Richard M. Nixon beat Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey and George ...
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Republican Richard Nixon won the Presidential Election of 196...
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What was the Presidential election of 1968?
The election of 1968 was the 46th quadrennial presidential el...
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Who is running for the president election of 2012?
1) Mitt Romney 24.5 percent, 2) Mike Huckabee 11.1 percent, 3...
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Who is winning the presidential election?
As of right now Obama is ahead in the polls
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Why did Nixon win the election of 1968?
The presidential election of 1968 was a wrenching national ex...
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Who is running for the president election of 2012?
1) Mitt Romney 24.5 percent, 2) Mike Huckabee 11.1 percent, 3...
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Who was in the election of 1860?
For the Northern Democrats Stephen A. Douglas ran against the...
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Abraham Lincoln, Stephen Douglas, John Breckinridge, and John...
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Who was Truman's Vice President after the 1948 election?
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About Election
An election is an organized system of arriving at representatives to operate the government in a representative democracy such as the United States. On November 2, 2010 the United States held an election which brought the Republicans a majority of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. Democrats maintained their majority in the Senate.
About Electoral Votes
Electoral Votes are part of the Electoral College, representatives who formally elect the President and Vice President of the United States of America. Voters in Presidential Elections do not directly vote for the President, instead they vote for electors representing their state. The elector may cast only one vote for President and one vote for Vice-President.
About Barack Obama
Barack Obama is the 44th President of the United States, and the first African American president of the United States. He was born in Hawaii, where he went to high school. He started his undergraduate studies in Los Angeles but soon transferred to Columbia University in New York City, where he graduated. He worked for awhile as a community organizer in Chicago, then entered Harvard Law where he was Editor of the Law Review. A stint as an Illinois State Senator, then a U.S. Senator from Illinois, was followed by his nomination and election as President in 2008.
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