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Change is the promise of President-elect Barack Obama to the American people. Voters responded favorably to Obama's message last November during the presidential election and are now looking to the future. But where will the incoming president affect the most change in his first 100 days?
Below are 15 common themes that comprise a wish list for voters who helped the Obama team win the presidency. This list of themes is derived from a wide range of sources, including recent opinion polls, New York Times reader feedback to the "I Hope So, Too" project and comments from Examiner.com readers.
Vote for any of the issues listed below. If your theme is not listed below, please feel free to add it to the comments section below along with your thoughts on the matter.
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