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Obama projected winner of Ohio

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

ABC and MSNBC are projecting Barack Obama has won Ohio. This, after both outlets called Pennsylvania in his favor.

Overall, Obama has been projected to have won 195 of the 270 electoral votes needed to clinch the election, while McCain has won 85, says MSNBC.com.

Obama's victory in Ohio has not been announced at his campaign headquarters in Phoenix, Ariz., according to CNN.

There's doesn't seem to be much hope for the McCain-Palin ticket at the moment.


-Matt Rocheleau
posted by Collegian Staff, 9:30 PM

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