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- John and Cindy McCain voted at the Albright United Methodist Church in Phoenix, Arizona
- He did not directly address reporters or supporters waiting outside the polling placeUPI.com: Sen. McCain casts vote in Phoenix (November 4, 2008)
- McCain planned campaign stops in Colorado and New Mexico on election dayFOX News: Fight to the Finish: Presidential Candidates Vote... (November 4, 2008)
- Colorado and New Mexico went Republican in 2004; polls showed tight races in both statesFOX News: Fight to the Finish: Presidential Candidates Vote... (November 4, 2008)
- McCain campaigned in seven states on Monday, November 3, 2008FOX News: Fight to the Finish: Presidential Candidates Vote... (November 4, 2008)
- McCain was expected to watch the election returns at the Biltmore resort in ArizonaUPI.com: Sen. McCain casts vote in Phoenix (November 4, 2008)
- McCain and his wife were married at the Biltmore in 1980UPI.com: Sen. McCain casts vote in Phoenix (November 4, 2008)
- Sarah Palin was expected to join McCain in Arizona to watch returnsPolitico: Palin Votes in Wasilla, Talks to Reporters (November 4, 2008)
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On the morning of November 4, 2008, Republican presidential nominee John McCain voted at his neighborhood polling station in Phoenix, Arizona, giving reporters a thumbs up sign as he left. McCain's wife, Cindy, accompanied him to the polls. McCain was expected to make several campaign stops after casting his ballot.FOX News: Fight to the Finish: Presidential Candidates Vote... (November 4, 2008)
Other Candidates Vote
McCain's running mate, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, voted in her hometown of Wasilla. Palin was expected to travel to Arizona later in the day. Barack Obama voted in his hometown of Chicago, Illinois. His wife and two daughters accompanied him to the polling station. Obama's running mate, Delaware Senator Joe Biden, voted in Wilmington.CNN: McCain makes final Western swing on Election Day (November 4, 2008)-
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McCain Voting Questions
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Do you trust John McCain to make important decisions about the future of the Internet? 8 AnswersNo, he's not someone who lives and dreams for the future of Internet. He isn't someone who uses the Internet and is one of those people who might believe AOL o... read more -
Has fmr Arizona Rep. J.D. Hayworth given any indication (on his talk show, etc) that he is planning on challenging Sen. John McCain 1 AnswerThere has been no official word, but the New Times says: "The word is that he's comfortable being the tribune of the far-right locally." I'm doubtful it will h... read more -
when did admiral McCain become an admiral? 1 AnswerThere were three generations of McCain men serving in the US Navy and it gets quite confusing since two were admirals, but the current Senator was only a Captai... read more
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i felt bad voting for mccain because i knew he was just another DC insider,lesser of 2 evils,now that i see DC differently,NEVER AGAIN #tcot
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John McCain as a zombie. Zombie John McCain. Since that's not gonna happen, then NO voting for that crazy broad!
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#imthankfulfor obama becoming president bc he made my first time voting not count!lmao (I voted 4 McCain) #DontJudgeMe
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@BarackObama...I could have gotten more war by voting for McCain/Palin...
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@HereItComes @Token12ga I know that. The McCain/Palin ticket was so wrong in many ways. I'm referring to black voting in general #tcot #p2
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