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2008 OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS General Election Date: 11/04/08 DATE: January 22, 2009 SOURCE: State Elections Offices 2008 OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS General Election Date: 11/04/08 DATE: January 22, 2009 SOURCE: State Elections Offices STATE ALLEN AMONDSON BALDWIN BARR BOSS CALERO DUNCAN HARRIS JAY AL 4,310 4,991 AK 1,660 1,589 AZ 8 1,371 12,555 16 AR 4,023 4,776 CA 3,145 67,582 49 CO 348 85 6,233 10,897 154 598 CT 311 10 DE 626 1,109 58 DC FL 293 7,915 17,218 533 795 GA 8 1,314 28,812 20 HI 1,013 1,314 ID 4,747 3,658 IL 8,256 19,645 IN 1,024 29,257 IA 4,445 4,590 292 KS 2 4,148 6,706 KY 1 4,694 5,989 LA 275 2,581 735 ME 3 177 251 MD 3,760 9,842 1 MA 4,971 13,189 MI 14,685 23,716 MN 6,787 9,174 790 MS 2,551 2,529 MO 8,201 11,386 MT 1 143 1,355 NE 2,972 2,740 NV 3,194 4,263 NH 226 2,217 NJ 3,956 8,441 639 523 NM 1,597 2,428 NY 1 614 19,513 3,596 NC 25,722 ND 1,199 1,354 OH 2 12,550 19,888 3,902 OK OR 7,693 7,635 PA 1,092 19,912 RI 675 1,382 SC 6,827 7,283 SD 1,895 1,835 TN 8,191 8,547 1,011 TX 101 5,395 56,116 UT 2 12,012 6,966 1 VT 500 1,067 150 VA 7,474 11,067 WA 9,432 12,728 641 WV 2,465 WI 5,072 8,858 WY 1,192 1,594 Total: 477 653 199,314 523,686 639 5,127 3,902 2,424 2,422 Percentage: 0.00% 0.00% 0.15% 0.40% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% *Note: Italics indicate Write-In Votes. - Page 1 of 7 - 2008 OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS General Election Date: 11/04/08 DATE: January 22, 2009 SOURCE: State Elections Offices STATE KEYES LA RIVA LYTTLE MCCAIN MCENULTY MCKINNEY MOORE NADER OBAMA AL 1,266,546 6,788 813,479 AK 193,841 3,783 123,594 AZ 1,230,111 3,406 11,301 1,034,707 AR 1,139 638,017 3,470 12,882 422,310 CA 40,673 5,011,781 38,774 108,381 8,274,473 CO 3,051 158 110 1,073,589 828 2,822 226 13,350 1,288,576 CT 629,428 90 19 19,162 997,772 DE 152,374 385 2,401 255,459 DC 17,367 590 958 245,800 FL 2,550 1,516 4,045,624 2,887 405 28,124 4,282,074 GA 2,048,744 250 1,120 1,844,137 HI 120,566 979 3,825 325,871 ID 403,012 7,175 236,440 IL 2,031,527 11,838 30,952 3,419,673 IN 1,345,648 87 14 909 1,374,039 IA 121 682,379 1,423 182 8,014 828,940 KS 31 699,655 35 10,527 514,765 KY 27 1,048,462 7 15,378 751,985 LA 354 1,148,275 9,187 6,997 782,989 ME 295,273 2,900 10,636 421,923 MD 103 959,862 4,747 10 14,713 1,629,467 MA 1,108,854 6,550 28,841 1,904,097 MI 129 2,048,639 8,892 41 33,085 2,872,579 MN 22 1,275,409 5,174 7 30,152 1,573,354 MS 724,597 1,034 4,011 554,662 MO 1,445,814 80 17,813 1,441,911 MT 242,763 23 3,686 231,667 NE 452,979 1,028 5,406 333,319 NV 412,827 1,411 6,150 533,736 NH 316,534 40 3,503 384,826 NJ 416 1,613,207 3,636 699 21,298 2,215,422 NM 346,832 1,552 5,327 472,422 NY 35 1,629 2,742,298 12,729 10 41,086 4,769,700 NC 2,128,474 158 38 1,448 2,142,651 ND 168,601 4,189 141,278 OH 160 2,674,491 8,513 2,731 42,288 2,933,388 OK 960,165 502,496 OR 738,475 4,543 18,614 1,037,291 PA 2,655,885 42,977 3,276,363 RI 5 122 165,391 797 4,829 296,571 SC 1,034,896 4,461 5,053 862,449 SD 203,054 4,267 170,924 TN 1,479,178 2,499 1,326 11,560 1,087,437 TX 883 4,479,328 831 132 5,440 3,528,633 UT 25 262 596,030 982 8,416 327,670 VT 149 98,974 66 141 3,339 219,262 VA 1,725,005 2,344 11,483 1,959,532 WA 705 1,229,216 3,819 29,489 1,750,848 WV 397,466 2,355 7,219 303,857 WI 237 1,262,393 4,216 540 17,605 1,677,211 WY 164,958 2,525 82,868 Total: 47,694 6,808 110 59,934,814 828 161,603 6,528 738,475 69,456,897 Percentage: 0.04% 0.01% 0.00% 45.66% 0.00% 0.12% 0.00% 0.56% 52.92% - Page 2 of 7 - 2008 OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS General Election Date: 11/04/08 DATE: January 22, 2009 SOURCE: State Elections Offices NONE OF WRITE-IN TOTAL STATE PAUL PHILLIES POLACHEK STEVENS WAMBOLDT WEILL THESE CANDIDATES (Miscellaneous) VOTES AL 3,705 2,099,819 AK 1,730 326,197 AZ 2,293,475 AR 1,086,617 CA 17,006 36 13,561,900 CO 336 2,401,361 CT 1,646,792 DE 412,412 DC 1,138 265,853 FL 419 391 8,390,744 GA 35 3,924,440 HI 453,568 ID 655,032 IL 1 1,149 10 5,523,051 IN 76 2,751,054 IA 6,737 1,537,123 KS 3 1,235,872 KY 77 1,826,620 LA 9,368 1,960,761 ME 731,163 MD 9,091 2,631,596 MA 14,483 3,080,985 MI 5,001,766 MN 9,500 2,910,369 MS 481 1,289,865 MO 2,925,205 MT 10,638 26 490,302 NE 2,837 801,281 NV 6,267 967,848 NH 1,092 531 2,001 710,970 NJ 3,868,237 NM 830,158 NY 3,602 7,594,813 NC 12,298 4,310,789 ND 316,621 OH 347 5,698,260 OK 1,462,661 OR 13,613 1,827,864 PA 3,849 13,194 6,013,272 RI 472 1,522 471,766 SC 1,920,969 SD 381,975 TN 2,599,749 TX 214 8,077,073 UT 4 952,370 VT 1,398 325,046 VA 6,355 3,723,260 WA 3,036,878 WV 89 713,451 WI 764 6,521 2,983,417 WY 1,521 254,658 Total: 42,426 531 1,149 755 764 481 6,267 112,554 131,257,328 Percentage: 0.03% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.09% - Page 3 of 7 - 2008 OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS General Election Date: 11/04/08 DATE: January 22, 2009 SOURCE: State Elections Offices STATE ELECTORAL VOTE: ELECTORAL VOTE: MCCAIN (R) OBAMA (D) AL 9 AK 3 AZ 10 AR 6 CA 55 CO 9 CT 7 DE 3 DC 3 FL 27 GA 15 HI 4 ID 4 IL 21 IN 11 IA 7 KS 6 KY 8 LA 9 ME 4 MD 10 MA 12 MI 17 MN 10 MS 6 MO 11 MT 3 NE 4 1 NV 5 NH 4 NJ 15 NM 5 NY 31 NC 15 ND 3 OH 20 OK 7 OR 7 PA 21 RI 4 SC 8 SD 3 TN 11 TX 34 UT 5 VT 3 VA 13 WA 11 WV 5 WI 10 WY 3 Total Electoral Vote = 538 Total: 173 365 Total Electoral Vote Needed to Elect = 270 - Page 4 of 7 - ADDRESSES AND PARTY DESIGNATIONS OF THE 2008 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ON THE GENERAL ELECTION BALLOTS Jonathan E. Allen (HQK) Alan Keyes (AIF, AIP, AMI) (Jeffrey D. Stath for Vice President) (Brian Rohrbough for Vice President; California: Wiley Jonathan Allen for President, Inc. (C00442335) Drake, Sr. for Vice President) 1100 East Main Street, Suite C Alan Keyes for President 2008 (C00452532) Montrose, CO 81401 17195 Silver Parkway http://www.heartquake08.com/ Fenton, MI 48430 970-249-2008 http://www.alankeyes.com Gene C. Amondson (P) Gloria La Riva (FSL, I, PSL, SLP, UN) (Leroy J. Pletten for Vice President) (Eugene Puryear for Vice President; Colorado, Iowa, Box K Rhode Island, Wisconsin: Robert Moses for Vice Vashon, WA 98070 President) http://www.geneamondson.com Socialism and Liberation Campaign Committee (C00450908) Chuck Baldwin (AKI, CON, CPI, I, IAP, IGR, 2489 Mission Street, Suite 35 NB, REF, UST) San Francisco, CA 94110 (Darrell L. Castle for Vice President; Kentucky: Robert http://www.votepsl.org E. Thornsberry for Vice President) 202-543-4900 Baldwin 2008 (C00449983) P.O. Box 131 Bradford Lyttle (USP) Palmyra, NJ 08065 (Abraham Bassford for Vice President) http://www.baldwin08.com/ 5729 South Dorchester Avenue 866-992-2539 Chicago, IL 60637 http://www.uspacifistparty.org/ Bob Barr (I, LBC, LBF, LBT) 773-324-0654 (Wayne A.
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