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Barack Obama wins the Election?

Well, only in the New Hampshire town of Dixville Notch, but there is some significance here, in that a Democrat hasn’t won this early vote in 40 years.

From the Tucson Citizen:

With 15 votes for Obama and six for McCain reported by broadcasters, the opening of the Dixville Notch polling station Tuesday just after midnight marked the opening of US elections that could put produce the first-ever African-American president.

Does this mean anything? Not necessarily. However, it does show that even Republican-leaning communities have been able to embrace Barack Obama’s candidacy and buck the trend.

Should this early victory make one give up hope? Of course not. However, John McCain will have some tough hurdles ahead over the next 18 hours. But with that being said, by the end of tonight, this will all be over.

With the election winding down, those of us who have been following this race for the past two years have no intention of slowing down in the finals hours.

Courtesy of UStream.tv, there are now live channels for both Barack Obama an John McCain, streaming all of their final events live.

John McCain’s UStream Channel:

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Barack Obama’s UStream Channel:

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