The Watchers
They won’t tell you their name, they won’t tell you where they’re from, all they want to know is, “Did you have any problems voting
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Update, Poll Closings: 7:30 p.m.
Update: CBS and MSNBC project a win for Obama in Ohio. MSNBC shows Obama ahead 53% to McCain's 45%. So far, 30% of precincts have
Students in Philadelphia Face Voting Challenges
Managing to wake up at 4 a.m. to stand in line hours before the polls open was an easy task for Temple University students who
9 p.m. Poll Closings, Obama Pushes Ahead
A number of swing states closed polls at 9 p.m. including Sen. John McCain’s home state Arizona, and battle ground states, New Mexico, Colorado and
Barack Obama Is Elected President
Barack Obama defeated John McCain to become the first African American elected as president of the U.S.
McCain’s Lead Dwindles as Polls Close in Virginia
The last time Virginia’s electoral votes went to a Democratic presidential candidate was 1964, when Lyndon Johnson carried the state in his nationwide landslide election.
Update, Poll Closings: 8 p.m.
The second round of poll closings occurred at 8 p.m., rolling through a night filled with anticipation as numbers in swing states remain tight. States
Hey, Danny!
 Local school children are also enthusiastic fans of their congressman, Rep. Danny Davis, pictured here with them at a district voting precinct. Rep. Danny
Living Legend Ties an Old Chicago to a New America
Obama’s campaign ends in a city where King campaigned for equal rights
Florida May Swing for Obama
One frequently heard theme about the Obama–McCain presidential contest was that while young voters might enthusiastically support Obama, they wouldn’t turn out to actually vote.