Pennsylvania's 2008 Election

Facts:

1. Philadelphians marched to celebrate president Obamas election after his vitory.
2. With 96% of precincts reporting, Obama had 2,988,473 votes, or 55%, and McCain had 2,399,080, or 44%.
3.  Democrats added 600,000 voters to their rolls over the in 2007 and the Republicans lost ground.
4. Democrats outnumbered the Republicans by more than 1 million in a state that last chose a Republican for president when it supported George H. Bush in 1988.
5. Mccain spent three times as much time campaigning in Pennsylvania than Obama and lost.