Obama, McCain still campaigning as votes are cast

From: The Washington Times | November 4, 2008 

Democratic Sen. Barack Obama and Republican Sen. John McCain battled for the White House on Tuesday in an election that challenged attitudes about race as surely as it gauged sentiments about the battered economy and the war in Iraq. As if unwilling to cede the stage, both men campaigned into Election Day. Obama, bidding to become the first black president, greeted voters in Indiana, McCain in Colorado and New Mexico. Not surprisingly, the economy was by far the top issue as voters marked their ballots.

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