Obama Prevails in Florida After 4-Day Delay in Vote Count

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President Barack Obama defeated Republican Mitt Romney in Florida four days after winning a second term, according to the Associated Press, a delayed result that renewed questions about the state’s election process.

The victory in Florida boosted Obama’s electoral vote count to 332, compared with Romney’s 206. A total of 270 was needed to win the White House.