The morning after being elected the United States' 44th president, Barack Obama had breakfast with his wife and daughters, who were late for school after 30-minute workout.
Obama planned to stay at home at least through the weekend; aides said he would review the names they had suggested for key positions in the new administration.
A top priority will be choosing his chief of staff.
Democrats who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that would likely be Rahm Emanuel, a veteran of the Clinton administration.
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