November 5, 2008 -
We reported earlier that in the North Carolina presidential race, John McCain would have a very hard time making up the 11,690 votes by which he currently trails Barack Obama as the state sorts through provisional ballots. You can read more at the Raleigh News & Observer's Under the Dome.
November 5, 2008 -
Unlike the last two elections, yesterday's balloting took place without significant, widespread problems with electronic voting machines -- at least not the kind of problems that raise questions about the outcome of the presidential race.
November 5, 2008 -
Congressman John Lewis of Georgia, a noted civil rights leader and one of the founders of the Institute for Southern Studies, speaking to NBC News last night about Barack Obama's historic election as the first African-American president of the United States of America:
November 5, 2008 -
I'll be on KALW 91.7 San Francisco's talk show "Your Call" at 2:15 pm EST today talking about the aftermath of the 2008 elections and what it means for the South. Tune in here to listen to the show. Earlier today I was on WBAI 99.5 New York/P
November 5, 2008 -
I'll be on KALW 91.7 San Francisco's talk show "Your Call" at 2:15 pm EST today talking about the aftermath of the 2008 elections and what it means for the South. Tune in here to listen to the show.
November 5, 2008 -
I've received lots of emails asking, did Obama win North Carolina? The short answer is, "almost definitely." Here's where things stand as of 11 am today: