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Campaign '08

John McCain Has To Pay For 'Running'


Jackson Browne (file photo.)
Source: AP

John McCain lost again today. This time the defeat wasn't as crushing as the election in November, but the former presidential candidate and the Republican party of Ohio lost a federal copyright lawsuit brought against him by rocker Jackson Browne.

Sen. Judd Gregg holds a news conference to talk about the tentative Wall Street bailout deal between Congress and the Bush Administration on Sept. 28, 2008, in Washington, D.C.
Official Says Obama To Nominate Gregg For Cabinet
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Former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, right, speaks during a press conference after being introduced by President-elect Barack Obama on Dec. 11, 2008, in Chicago.
Daschle Fights For Secretary Post Amid Tax Trouble
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The viral video "High-Five Inauguration" features Jake Szymanski and Bob Turton hand slapping along with several celebrities, media professionals and political figures.
'High-Five Inauguration' Vid Brings Silly To D.C.
President Barack Obama looks on as former president George W. Bush waves from the steps of the the East Front of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 20, 2009, in Washington, D.C.
President Obama Begins New Era In American History
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Local Races

Key Local Races At A Glance

Last Updated: 10:42 a.m.




Total Reporting
Prop 1A: High Speed Rail
 Yes: 52%

No: 48% 99%
Prop 2: Farm Animals
 Yes: 63%

No: 37% 99%
Prop 8: Same-Sex Marriage Ban
 Yes: 52%

No: 48% 99%
L.A. County Supervisor Dist 2
 Ridley-Thomas: 61%

Parks: 39%  100%
L.A. County Measure R: Transit
 Yes: 67%

No: 33% 100%

Campaign '08 Interactives

Campaign '08 - - What Happened In The Election
- Transition To A New Gov.'t
- All About The Debates
- Magic Number: How To Win
 - - Changes In Electoral Landscape
- Big Issue: The War In Iraq
- Team Obama: The Inner Circle
- Team McCain: The Inner Circle

CBS News Delegate Tally

- DEMOCRATS
2,118 needed to win
- REPUBLICANS
1,191 needed to win
Barack Obama 2,166 -
John McCain 1,399
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Hillary Clinton 1,927 -
Mike Huckabee 231
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John Edwards 2 -
Mitt Romney
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Totals reflect CBS News estimates, including superdelegates. See the CBS News Complete Scorecard or the Associated Press Delegate Tracker Interactive for more details.
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