I have my doubts that Obama will live up to what he intends to do. But if he succeeds, more power to him, and I'll happily vote for him in four years. I wish him the best of luck.

There were a few riots at my school due to people being overly happy about Obama winning.

Few people got arrested.

I don't mind either way who won as long as they do their job well. S'all that really matters to me.

At least I can sleep now that the cops arrested the people disturbing the peace.

The next American President is SENATOR BARACK OBAMA! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH!

Who, me, partisan? What are you talking about? :P

Hawaii, California, Washington and Oregon for Obama, Idaho, Utah and Alaska for McCain.

Here we go, ladies and gentlemen!

The Beeb has it 200-130 for Obama, including the recent calls of Obama for New Mexico and McCain for Mississippi and Texas (ain't that your state, July? ;) ).

CNN has 199-78 to 'Bama, so they seem to be a little behind.

Fox is pointing out that Obama's only 0.72% ahead in the popular vote - Obama is at 49.89%, and McCain's at 49.17%. Still, they're calling the same states as everyone else.

Ohio. As in, the KEY battleground state of this election.

*breaks out the zippo lighter*

Did it a few days ago, actually. Yay absentee ballots. As for how I voted, I'll just say that Sarah Palin scares me. O.o;

~Neshomeh, who thinks the world is better off without insisting on the births of children who are unwanted and will probably be unloved, uncared-for, and unhealthy.

Thanks to CNN for the projections.

The BBC is calling 103 Electoral College votes for Obama (including the states of Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Vermont, Illinois, New Jersey, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts), while McCain has 49 (including Kentucky, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama and South Carolina).

Fox is calling it for McCain (48.31%), with Obama at 45.96% and Thomas Stevens (?) at 4.67%.

CNN has called Pennsylvania for Obama.

Should be interesting.

In less than four days, boy :P You better vote in that one. For whoever you like, because that's your own business, but you better vote!

Electoral College votes, that is. 15 more polls are closing in the next few minutes, so it's looking promising for Obamaphiles.

Figures courtesy of CNN.

Just got back from doing that, actually. *crazy grin*

Most the rest I voted for down my ballot were Democrats, with some Libertarians.

Moderates FTW!

I won't be legally able to vote until January. >.
Personally, I've got no idea where I stand with the candidates. Whichever one screws up less is fine with me. And hopefully there won't be TOO much insanity this time around. I don't want to wait for them to have a dozen recounts and arguments over what counts and what doesn't...

*goes back to watching CNN*

My campus is covered in chalk advertising, Obama posters, and people asking if you've voted yet. Really, it's been getting rather annoying. I must have been asked that at least 7 times today, and been told to vote at least 20.

But yes, I have voted, and I have the sticker to prove it. And I'll find out who won tomorrow, because I won't forsake my homework to watch every minute.

~ BeetleFire, tired of being bombarded

I refuse to stay up all night to watch the elections, since I have college in the morning, so I'll check on it when I get up. Everything should be sorted by the time I wake up tomorrow.

Though our history teacher is really enthusiastic about American history and we did a mini-vote.

I'm such a fence-sitter with Obama and McCain that I did "eeny-meeny-miny-mo" with the two. >.
And as for the propositions...NO on 8!

CNN has projected Obama to win Vermont and McCain to win Kentucky - no surprises there. Georgia, Kentucky, New Hampshire and Maine have also closed their polls.

Fox is projecting similar - Obama/Vermont, Maine, North Hampshire, McCain/Kentucky, and Indiana is anyone's game (49% each). Fox is currently projecting McCain to win, but that's no surprise.

BBC's also calling the same - BamaMont and McTucky.

Filling out a little circle on a piece of paper has never been more satisfying...

Yay Obama/Biden*!

*Did anyone else's mind go to bad places because of how they write "Presidential Candidate/VP Candidate"?

Can't legally vote at the moment, but I'm following the election quite closely.

Thank God it's over.

(That is, for another three years.)
(and also disregarding the two months of controversy over who cheated worse on votes.)
(and all the recounts.)
(and the claims of racism from both sides.)

:D