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BENNINGTON - Vermont Senate President Pro Tem Peter Shumlin laid out a string of priorities for the upcoming legislative session Tuesday that will require significant cooperation from the incoming Obama administration.
(RTTNews) - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has won in Vermont, several media outlets have projected. The state, the first of the night called for Obama, has 3 electoral votes.
WASHINGTON -- John McCain carried Kentucky, and Barack Obama countered with a victory in Vermont on Tuesday night as he bid to become the first black president. Democrats gained a Senate seat, the first of several they had in...
What Vermont voters had to say at the polls Tuesday: "I grew up in the `60s and I am amazed and excited today. (Obama) has the ability to change our country. It's especially important to me because I was alive when Martin Luther King made his 'I have a dream' speech and now for us to actually see it come ...
This is a 7:56 p.m. update of a story originally posted at 7:17 p.m. WASHINGTON - John McCain carried Kentucky, and Barack Obama countered with a Vermont victory as he bid to become the first black president Tuesday night, first spoils in the race for the White House.
Locally polls remain open until 7 p.m., but the first results from the national election are in: John McCain is the winner in Kentucky, while Barack Obama has captured Vermont.
Tue, Nov 4, 2008 (4:21 p.m.) John McCain carried Kentucky, and Barack Obama countered with a victory in Vermont on Tuesday night as he bid to become the first black president.
Republican John McCain has won Kentucky and Democrat Barack Obama has won Vermont, the Associated Press is projecting, as the first wave of polls close across the country on election night 2008.
The first results from the election are in: John McCain is the winner in Kentucky, while Barack Obama has captured Vermont. Obama and McCain split the first two states in which the outcome is known - McCain taking the eight electoral votes at stake in Kentucky, while Obama gets Vermont's three electoral votes.
CBS News projects John McCain will carry Kentucky and West Virginia and Barack Obama will counter with a victory in Vermont on Tuesday night as he bid to become the first black president. Democrats gained a Senate seat, the first of several they had in their sights in a country at war and anything but prosperous.
Republican presidential nominee John McCain claimed early victories in Kentucky and West Virginia, while Democratic rival Barack Obama took Vermont, television networks projected, as polls closed in nine states.
