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Home2008 Presidential Election

2008 Presidential Election

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Students cast doubt over their provisional ballots

18 November 2008 Chelsea Calhoun

On Nov. 4, some had problems making their votes count, and there are still questions two weeks later.

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Excitement erupts on N. Broad after election

11 November 2008

After 22 months of presidential campaigning, supporters of President-elect Barack Obama are celebrating the nation’s turning point in electing its first African-American president.

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Cement Roots: Should celebrities back a candidate?

11 November 2008

Country darling Carrie Underwood has publicly backed Target and Skechers, but she refused to support a presidential candidate.

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Temple students lead the young voting crowd

07 November 2008

It wasn’t always easy, but Temple students made their way to the polls Tuesday to take part in the historic election.

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Temple, Philly celebrate after Obama elected

05 November 2008

Listen to audio and see video from celebrations on Main Campus and in Center City following Sen. Barack Obama’s election.

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Democrats: a time for change

04 November 2008

The Temple News asked the presidents of the Temple College Republicans and Democrats to make the case for their respective candidates. Here are their arguments.

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Power Exercise

04 November 2008 Editorial Board

We encourage all students to exercise their political strength by voting today.

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Republicans: right way forward

04 November 2008

The Temple News asked the presidents of the Temple College Republicans and Democrats to make the case for their respective candidates. Here are their arguments.

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Jay Z hosts Obama rally

04 November 2008

Mary J. Blige. P. Diddy and Beyonce appeared with Jay Z for a “Promote the Vote Block Party” yesterday.

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Offbeat Academia: America’s new most wanted are non-voters

03 November 2008

Today, not voting has become a crime. But isn’t not voting as much a right as the right to vote?

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