The results in the two precincts where most University of Miami campus residents voted tracked national and state trends in choosing Sen. Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States, according to the Miami-Dade County Elections Department.

I have noticed a difference in campaign tactics this year from years past. I have seen very few campaign ads for John McCain.

During the one and only Vice-Presidential debate, Joe Biden, the Democratic candidate, defended his ticket’s taxing policies as a matter of “fairness.”

Florida’s McCain Campaign said that Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama has misrepresented Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain’s insurance plan, Obama campaign encourages Americans to vote early.

Celebrities endorsing presidential candidates irks many University of Miami students.

You know him as the stoner fast-food junkie who got insanely high in Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle.

Suddenly the feeling that we are all witnessing history in the making seems real. We have become spectators to Barack Obama’s battle for the presidency.

As the Democratic National Convention begins this week, so do the questions remain regarding the party’s candidate, Barack Obama. Is he too young? Inexperienced? Ready to lead the nation in a time of war?