In 2008, President Obama received almost 53% of the popular vote and 365 electoral votes. His total of 69,456,897 votes was the most ever received by a U.S. presidential candidate. In 2012, his vote total was down from 2008, but he still won with a solid margin. He received 65,367,939 popular votes, and 332 electoral votes.
We do not know yet but we do know that Obama has 30% and McCain has 60%.
over 3 million people
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Using sample of people who have just voted
122,267,553 people voted in the 2004 Presidential Election out of an estimated United States population size of 298,213,000 people. So approximately 41% of the US population voted.
Brack Obama got 37% voted from people and Mitt Romey got 40% voted from people+
About 2490 or 38% of the voters in Amelia County voted for Obama in 2008.
55% of people voted in the 2011 state election.
No one truly knows how many voted for Barack Obama because of his race, so one can only make a wild guess towards the matter.One guess would be that the same amount of people who voted for Barack Obama because of his race is equivalent to the amount of people who voted against him because of it.
because they realised he was not a Muslim
because the people voted him in
More black people voted for obama
More people voted for him.
The people voted him in in an election.
Many. New voters are easily pursuaded, and Obama's vague "Hope and Change" mantra fit right in to their thinking.
We do not know yet but we do know that Obama has 30% and McCain has 60%.
Since millions of people voted for the president, it would be impossible to give you their names; besides, voting is confidential, so we cannot say which people voted for which candidates unless those people publicly said so in the media. (This sometimes happens with celebrities or famous people, who will say they voted for a certain candidate; General Colin Powell voted for President Obama, for example, and said so.) While a majority of the people who voted for Mr. Obama were Democrats (members of the Democratic party), there were also some moderate and liberal Republicans (like Colin Powell) who voted for him too.