Barack Obama Re-Elected U.S. President

Tuesday, November 6, 2012 Four More Years For Democrats: Live Updates U.S. President Barack Obama has been re-elected as President. See the live blog for latest updates. As the U.S. election results for 2012 roll in, this is your spot for live updates on the outcome of the presidential race. Visit our coverage for full results and follow our coverage tonight as Obama addresses supporters. U.S. Ambassador On Nasty Campaigns, Cash And The Economy Watchdog Won't Give Report, Blames Goverment Secrecy WATCH: George Bush Hides From Election On Canadian TV India's Armoured Mercedes Not Good Enough? Americans Already Threatening To Move To Canada BLOG POSTS Alexander J. Szikla: Which Way Will Swing States Blow? My 10 Predictions One implication of my predictions would be Ohio losing its status as a predictor of Presidential election victories. More importantly, this would be the first election in recent history where the winner of the election will not win two out of the three "big swing states." This seems to be indicative of a shift, where future swing states will be comprised of a collective of smaller states with rapidly rising populations, such as Nevada. As opposed to the past rigidity of the "big three" swing states, this will lead to future Presidential candidates having to chase after electoral votes in a more decentralized manner. Abubakar Kasim: So What if Obama Were a Muslim? It is deeply worrisome and disturbing to see the amount of hate that is out there against Muslims. Obama failed to stand up against the bigots who started spreading misinformation about his religious beliefs. He should have silenced them by asking them, "so what if I were a Muslim?" Alison Loat: Are the Media "Horse-Racing" in This Election? Election campaigns have always been fodder for journalists and media watchers to lament the state of political coverage in today's media. Recent research, however, suggests this horse-race preoccupation is misguided. Ben West: Climate Silence In U.S. Elections Stumps Concerned Canadians As Canadians, we are well aware that we are sleeping next to an elephant, and that the choices made by the American president have broad implications not only for Canada but for rest of the world. Much to the chagrin of many conscientious Canadians, the implications of a changing climate were off the radar in the American election before Hurricane Sandy swept in. The topic was not raised even once during the 2012 U.S. presidential debates. You would think it would be a no brainer to talk about this issue, given that the United Nations has called climate change "the single biggest threat facing humanity today." Ali A. Rizvi: Eight Insights from the 2012 U.S. Election, So Far There are very few things in life that simultaneously fill you with both cynicism and exhilaration like the American presidential election. And 2012 is certainly no exception. As the election cycle draws to a close, here's a look back at some of the most valuable insights from the year.

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