An electoral map on Page A11 Thursday incorrectly indicated which presidential candidate won North Carolina in 2008. Barack Obama won the state.
A table on Page A9 Thursday showing metro cities with the highest percentages of yes votes for the marriage amendment incorrectly used numbers from the voter ID question instead.
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