08:18

Bush signs law extending unemployment insurance

07:29

Obama's plans on domestic intelligence emerging

06:22

Coleman leads by just 136 votes in Minnesota

06:00

WT: Obama to delay repeal of "don't ask, don't tell"

06:00

Politico: Obama to name Clinton to State after Thanksgiving

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CLINTON TO BE NOMINATED

AG COLLAPSES DURING SPEECH

AUTO BAILOUT POSTPONED

WAXMAN TAKES OVER ENERGY PANEL

REPORT: US GLOBAL DOMINANCE TO END

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Election Night Media winners and losers

07/11/2008, PoliticsHome

PoliticsHome can now announce the results of its Presidential Election Predictor Competition. Each member of the Online100 panel, consisting of online voices from across the nation, was asked to predict the outcome in all twenty potential battleground states. No panellist got all 20 right.

See all Online100 Results: the daily poll of the Blogosphere

1. Keep Gates, but no Hillary at State

Peggy Noonan, WSJ

2. Now is not the time for another Lincoln

Jonah Goldberg, NRO

3. Obama must stay connected to his grass roots

EJ Dionne, Washington Post

4. How Bush can smooth the Gitmo transition

Kay/Sulmasy LAT

5. Close Gitmo with great care, Obama shouldn't rush

Judith Miller, NYDN

6. Bernanke, Obama's key nonappointment

Editorial, CSM

7. A lot can go wrong before Obama takes office

Paul Krugman, NYT

8. Obama is no FDR

Editorial, The Economist

9. Waxman's win paves path for Obama's goals

Richard Cohen, NJ

10. Jobs, Gates & Buffet should fix Detroit

Mark Gilbert, Bloomberg

1. Comparisons between Obama and FDR are misguided

Editorial, Economist

2. Will Obama rebuild our communities?

Jim Geraghty, NRO

3. Why Obama wants Hillary for "team of rivals"

Tumulty & Calabresi, Time

4. GOP voters were apathetic

Gary Andres, Washington Times

5. Romney takes auto industry for a ride

Joan Vennochi, Boston Globe

See today's campaign analysis paper by paper