U.S. Elections 2012 l Barack Obama win

The President of the United States Barack Obama Re-Elected Mitt Romney was out of the race after losing Ohio, a hotly contested state. The U.S. president, Barack Obama, on Tuesday won the 275 Electoral votes to continue another four years as an inhabitant of the White House.

Obama had no surprises. Was imposed in all states in its victory was scheduled and managed to keep most of the key states, so got a comfort unanticipated reelection.

In  Ohio, the state considered the key to the White House, Bush won by a slim advantage.Improved further its position in key sectors of the Democratic base as women (2% more than in 2008) and those earning less than $ 50,000.

Obama won in Pennsylvania despite a strong push from Mitt Romney's campaign to achieve the state. Also made ​​significant gains compared to 2008 with his victory atWisconsin (the state's Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan ), New Hampshire and Iowa .

Although throughout the campaign key states appear as undefined, it appears that Latino organizations campaigns to mobilize the community paid off . The new record of Latino participation was the key to obtain Obama four more years in power. Another major reason was that Romney would make cuts on the educational background and Obamacare. The president's dossier debt stays with them: the immigration reform .

In Florida, for example, 58% of Latinos gave their votes to Obama compared with 40% for Romney, and 66% in Virginia was for President and 31% for his rival, according to this survey of Latino Decisions and ImpreMedia Hispanic media group.

The economy , stable but sluggish, top the agenda of the new period and touches all aspects that have dominated the campaign: security for the middle class, create jobs , values, taxes, chance of a better life.

In foreign policy , will continue to lead the response to the nuclear ambitions of Iran, a civil war in Syria, the crisis of European sovereign debt, the war in Mexico against drug trafficking and weapons, and the agitation of the Middle East .