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- Electoral Votes 9
- Polls open: 6 am to 8 pm
- Current Polls: McCain leads Obama 52.1% to 41.5%
- Democratic Primary Winner: Barack Obama
- Republican Primary Winner: Mike Huckabee
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Louisiana carries with it 9 electoral votes. Polls in the state are open on Election Day November 4, 2008 from 7 am to 9 pm. Louisiana is considered a reliable "red" state. But Democratic Presidential candidates have won the state in past elections. Bill Clinton won in 1992 and 1996 and Jimmy Carter won in 1976. Current polls show GOP nominee John McCain with a comfortable lead over Democratic nominee Barack Obama and the state is considered a safe bet as a Republican state on election day.
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Still Primaries?
Two districts in Louisiana will see the results of primary run-offs tonight, with the general election on those districts taking place on December 6. Democrat William Jefferson is facing opposition from Republican Helena Moreno.CNN.com: Democrats try to build on 36-seat House majorityPast Louisiana Winners
- 2004: George W. Bush
- 2000: George W. Bush
- 1996: Bill Clinton
- 1992: Bill Clinton
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Louisiana Exit Polls
- CNN.com: Follow the National Exit Polls
- RealClearPolitics: Louisiana: McCain vs. Obama
- Pollster: 2008 Louisiana Presidential General Election
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Louisiana Exit Polls Questions
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Which state is more corrupt: Louisiana or Illinois? 4 AnswersThe answer is Louisiana, but the real answer is more complicated than you would expect. Check out the below article for more information: http://www.twincit... read more
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