Did Barack Obama win the 2018 election?

Answer 1

Yes. Barack Obama was elected to a second term as the 44th U.S. president on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. In the electoral votes, President Obama received 62% of the votes: he got 332, while his opponent Mitt Romney received 206. In the popular vote, President Obama received 51% to his opponent's 47%. And in the popular vote totals, President Obama received 62,611,250 while Mitt Romney received 59,134,475.

Answer 2

Yes he did, in both 2008 and 2012. In the 2008 election, Barrack Obama won by 192 electoral votes, receiving 365 electoral votes to McCain's 173 electoral votes (out of a total of 538). Mr. Obama received 69,456,897 votes to McCain's 59,934,814, nearly 10 million more votes. In the 2012 election, Mr. Obama won re-election; although the popular vote was closer in 2012, the electoral vote was not. There are still a few votes that have not been counted yet, but the total we have is 62,615,406 votes (51%) for President Obama, with 332 electoral votes; and 59,142,004 (48%) votes for Mitt Romney, with 206 electoral votes. Barack Obama thus got 3,473,402 votes more than his challenger, and 62% of the electoral vote.

Answer 3

Barack Obama won the popular vote, receiving approximately 69,456,897 votes (52.92%) compared to 59,934,814 for John McCain. Obama won 330 of the 538 electoral seats.

Winning the overall popular vote does not guarantee you the US presidency.

Answer 4

Yes, President Obama won the 2008 election, and he won re-election in the 2012 election.

Answer 5

I am assuming you mean the 2008 election. Yes, he did win that one. He also won the 2012 election, earning a second term as president.