November, 4 2008, barack Obama, the first negroid-american racism people who become the president of the united states, he become the 44th U.S president after get 349 electional vote, the result is soo good because who want to be the U.S president must get at least 270 elctional vote from 50 part country of U.S

After wins the election, Barack Obama make a the winner speech in chigago's grand park, all of the democrat people see, the first unwhite skin president says the winner speech

"The road ahead will be long," Obama said. "Our climb will be steep. We may not get there in one year or even in one term. But America ... we will get there."

By early Wednesday, the AP projected Obama had 349 electoral votes. McCain had 147.

The popular vote was significantly closer than the electoral vote. With 83% of precincts reporting, Obama led McCain nationally, 51.7% to 47.1%.

"If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible, who still wonders if the dream of the founders is alive in our time, who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer," Obama told thousands of cheering supporters at an enormous rally in Chicago's Grant Park.

"I will never forget who this victory truly belongs to. It belongs to you."

He was gracious to McCain, saying his opponent "fought long and hard in this campaign. He has fought even harder and longer for the country that he loves."

Obama, 47, called for a renewal of the American spirit and spoke directly to McCain supporters.

"I may not have won your vote tonight, but I hear your voices," Obama said. "I need your help and I will be your president, too."

Only four years ago on election night, Obama was a newly minted U.S. senator-elect after serving for eight years in the Illinois legislature. Now he holds the title of president-elect.

"My friends, we have come to the end of a long journey," McCain told his supporters in Phoenix. He congratulated Obama for the victory, saying he admired Obama's ability to unite diverse groups.

"Senator Obama and I have had — and argued — our differences, and he has prevailed," McCain said. He pledged to help Obama "lead us through the many challenges we face."

"I wish godspeed to the man who was my former opponent, and will be my president," McCain said.

this year electional is won by the democrat, last electional which democrat win the elction in year 1997, whether bill Clinton is the candidate president from this politic party, but in year 2000 and 2004, the republic with George W. Bush as the candidate president win the election, year 2004, the democrat with kerry as teh president only lost 0.1% with republic after vote result come from florida

with this result, Barrack Obama will be become a new president of united state on january 20, 2008

Democrat very happy with this election result, because democrat win too the senate house election

The Battle map of Democrat (Barrack Obama) and Republic (John MC Cain)

President

Candidate	Popular vote	% of votes	Electoral votes
270 electoral votes needed to win \| 99% of precincts reporting
Barack Obama (Dem)	64,975,682	53%	364
John McCain (Rep)	57,118,380	46%	173

Senate

Party	Current	Holdover	Seats won	New

Democrat	49	37	18	55
Republican	49	26	14	40
Independent	2	2	0	2
TBD	--	--	3	3

House

Party	Current	New
Margin of error +/- 3 seats
Democrat	236	259
Republican	199	176
Independent	0	0

Governor

Party	Current	Holdover	States won	New
Courtesy: www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.htm
Democrat	28	22	7	29
Republican	22	17	4	21
Independent	0	0	0	0

lectoral College Map with Numbers (Barack Obama vs. John McCain)

Last Updated: 11/4/08

Method	Obama	McCain
Latest Poll Per State	268	213
Poll of Polls	338	160
Survey USA	319	182
Rasmussen Reports	291	216
Quinnipiac	269	128
CNN	301	150
ARG	353	163
Insider Advantage	230	161
Research 2000	226	143
Strategic Vision	238	148
Public Policy Polling	281	144
Mason Dixon	222	187
Zogby	346	159
National Average	48.8%	41.6%

Latest Poll Results By State

State	#EV	Mid-Date	Barack Obama	John McCain
California	55	10/30/08	50.0	36.0
Texas	34	10/21/08	44.0	54.0
New York	31	10/22/08	65.0	29.0
Florida	27	11/2/08	49.0	50.0
Illinois	21	11/1/08	60.0	38.0
Pennsylvania	21	11/2/08	51.0	41.0
Ohio	20	11/2/08	49.0	49.0
Michigan	17	11/3/08	54.0	38.0
Georgia	15	11/1/08	48.0	50.0
New Jersey	15	10/28/084	0.0	0.0
North Carolina	15	11/2/08	49.0	50.0
Virginia	13	11/2/08	51.0	47.0
Massachusetts	12	10/21/08	53.0	34.0
Indiana	11	11/2/08	45.0	50.0
Missouri	11	11/2/08	49.0	49.0
Tennessee	11	10/22/08	38.0	54.0
Washington	11	10/29/08	51.0	39.0
Arizona	10	10/29/08	46.0	50.0
Maryland	10	9/18/08	54.0	39.0
Minnesota	10	10/31/08	49.0	46.0
Wisconsin	10	11/1/08	53.0	40.0
Alabama	9	6/26/020	36.0	51.0
Colorado	9	11/2/08	51.0	47.0
Louisiana	9	10/21/08	41.0	57.0
Kentucky	8	10/29/08	43.0	55.0
South Carolina	8	10/29/08	44.0	52.0
Connecticut	7	10/20/08	56.0	31.0
Iowa	7	10/24/051	0.0	0.0
Oklahoma	7	10/19/08	35.0	59.0
Oregon	7	10/30/08	54.0	42.0
Arkansas	6	10/30/08	44.0	51.0
Kansas	6	10/22/08	41.0	53.0
Mississippi	6	10/27/08	45.0	53.0
Nebraska	5	9/30/08	37.0	56.0
New Mexico	5	10/30/08	52.0	45.0
Nevada	5	11/2/08	53.0	42.0
Utah	5	10/27/08	32.0	57.0
West Virginia	5	11/2/08	42.0	53.0
Hawaii	4	9/10/08	63.0	32.0
Idaho	4	9/9/08	29.0	68.0
Maine	4	11/1/08	56.0	43.0
New Hampshire	4	0/26/096	0.0	0.0
Rhode Island	4	9/13/08	58.0	39.0
Alaska	3	11/2/08	43.0	55.0
Delaware	3	10/10/08	56.0	41.0
South Dakota	3	10/30/08	44.0	53.0
Montana	3	11/1/08	48.0	47.0
North Dakota	3	10/29/08	46.0	47.0
Vermont	3	9/20/08	56.0	38.0
Wyoming	3	10/19/08	37.0	58.0
District of Columbia	3	9/12/08	82.0	13.0