November 4, 2008
Posted: 08:32 PM ET
From CNN Political Producer Alexander Marquardt 
Democratic Sen. Joe Biden was re-elected to his seventh term in the U.S. Senate Tuesday night.
CHICAGO (CNN) — If things don't turn out well for the Democratic ticket tonight, Joe Biden can be comforted by the fact that he won't be out of a job. In a race that was essentially a foregone conclusion, Biden was re-elected to his seventh term in the U.S. Senate Tuesday night, beating 39-year-old Republican challenger Christine O'Donnell. Biden hasn't campaigned for re-election since becoming the vice presidential nominee on the Democratic ticket, but he did release a one-minute campaign ad and mention his re-election at Delaware's Jefferson-Jackson dinner on October 13. "Just remember folks, I am on the ballot. Don't be carried away with this vice president stuff. I am on the ballot running for my seventh term," said Biden. "So don't forget, don't stop at the top of that ticket, walk your way down. You can vote twice for the first time in your life for the same guy and it be legal." Read the rest of this entry » Filed under: 2008 Election • Delaware • Senate • Senator Joe Biden February 5, 2008
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