Mitt Romney congratulates President Obama

President Barrack Obama has just earned another 4years in office. As at the time of sending this report, Barrack Obama is leading with 303electoral votes while Romney has 203electoral votes.

A couple of minutes ago, Mitt Romney just called President Obama to congratulate him and he would be giving his concession speech shortly.

Here is a tally of partial results from Tuesday’s US presidential election, based on projections by television networks. Key battleground state Florida has yet to be called, while polls were not yet closed in staunchly Republican Alaska.

RESULTS SO FAR

OBAMA

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California 55

Colorado 9

Connecticut 7

Delaware 3

Hawaii 4

Illinois 20

Iowa 6

Maine 4

Maryland 10

Massachusetts 11

Michigan 16

Minnesota 10

Nevada 6

New Hampshire 4

New Jersey 14

New Mexico 5

New York 29

Ohio 18

Oregon 7

Pennsylvania 20

Rhode Island 4

Vermont 3

Virginia 13

Washington, DC 3

Washington 12

Wisconsin 10

Romney

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Alabama 9

Arkansas 6

Arizona 11

Georgia 16

Idaho 4

Indiana 11

Kansas 6

Kentucky 8

Louisiana 8

Mississippi 6

Missouri 10

Montana 3

North Carolina 15

North Dakota 3

Nebraska 5

Oklahoma 7

South Carolina 9

South Dakota 3

Tennessee 11

Texas 38

Utah 6

West Virginia 5

Wyoming 3

TOTAL

Obama — 303

Romney — 203

RESULTS STILL PENDING

Toss-Up States

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Florida 29

Projected Republican

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Alaska 3

Source:Vanguard

President Barack Obama heralded his re-election with a call to action early Wednesday, telling Americans that their citizenship doesn't end with their vote and declaring that the "best is yet to come."

Obama offered a call for reconciliation after a divisive election, but defended the freewheeling nature of politics and said big decisions "necessarily stir up passions."

Obama said he wants to meet with Republican rival Mitt Romney to discuss how they can work together. He says they may have "battled fiercely, but it's only because we love this country deeply."

The president rolled to a second term with more than 300 electoral votes.

Obama spoke to an ecstatic crowd crammed into the cavernous McCormick Place convention center in Chicago's lakefront. Obama appeared about two hours after he was declared the victor in his re-election bid and less than an hour after Romney offered a cordial concession.

The president took the stage with first lady Michelle Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia.

Romney said earlier that he had called Obama to congratulate him on his victory, adding that he prays "the president will be successful in guiding our nation."

The president's team had projected confidence for days, but nervously watched the election returns roll in Tuesday night. Even as the race appeared to be turning in Obama's direction, the staff was narrowly focused on Ohio, the Midwest swing state where Obama and Republican Mitt

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According to local reports, the two-term Republican was confused by the instructions on his electronic voting machine and mistakenly cast a ballot he intended to discard.

Witnesses say Bush argued with poll workers for several minutes afterwards in a effort to redo his vote, but in accordance with state law they ultimately denied his request.

The embarrassing incident may have gone unnoticed if it weren't for a local newspaper reporter who happened to be voting in the next booth. Suzanna Everett, a politics correspondent for the Waco Times witnessed the entire ordeal and crafted a cunning scheme to make it public. Source