Hopeful

by Julius Jones on November 4, 2008

in Election 2008, Uncategorized

Filed at 7:53 p.m.

At The North Carolina Republican Party election celebration, those who have come early are hopeful that Sen. John McCain can pull out a victory tonight.

“I’ve been feeling a bit pestimistic,” said Aloma Crenshaw, a McCain supporter. “It’s going to be a tight race and hopefully we can pull out a victory tonight.”

Regardless of the outcome, this American will support our new president. “I’m still hopeful for McCain and I have worked hard for him,” she said recalling her work at the Republican National Convention earlier this year. “But Obama will be my president and I will support him.”

David and Faith Michael - Zachary Tracer/The Chronicle

David and Faith Michael - Zachary Tracer/The Chronicle

Standing off to the side, watching FOX News, David and Faith Michael said they think the election is going to be very close. The Michaels, of Wilmington, N.C. , said they voted early for McCain after waiting in a 45 minute line.

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