Obama’s early vote push (Washington Post) –
Preliminary analysis shows that, on the basis of registration statistics, Democrats and Republicans are voting in roughly equal numbers. That, however, represents a departure from 2004, when many more Republicans than Democrats cast ballots before election day.
His first conclusion is that by Election Day, the early vote will total about 28 percent to 30 percent of the total vote, up from 22.5 percent in 2004 and just 7 percent in 1992. “We’ve been on this upward trend since 1992, as more states make it easy to vote early,” he said.
The true meaning of historic vote – Wall Street Journal
The goal of Sen. Obama and the modern, “progressive” Democratic Party is to move the U.S. in the direction of Western Europe, the so-called German model and its “social market economy.”
8 reasons Obama will win – Chicago Tribune
Solid ratings for Obamamercial – New York Times
The commercial was particularly high-rated in several battleground states. According to Nielsen, 29 percent of households in the Philadelphia media market, 28 percent of households in the West Palm Beach/Ft. Pierce, Fl. media market, and 27.2 percent of households in the Greensboro/High Point/Winston Salem, N.C. media market viewed the ad.
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