Hoosiers Split Their Vote
It was news Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jill Long Thompson didn’t want to hear. Many Hoosiers split their vote Tuesday, casting ballots for Democratic presidential candidate
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7 p.m. Poll Closings
update – As more poll places tally votes, numbers show McCain lead in Georgia widening to 62% to Obama’s 37%. According to CBS and MSNBC
GOP Reports Voter Intimidation
As citizens flock in droves to rock the vote today, the GOP says acts of voter intimidation have sprung up in Philadelphia. The McCain-Palin campaign
Nobody’s Perfect, But He’ll Take McCain
The lawn in front of the Upper Merion Baptist Church is riddled with signs promoting a McCain-Palin administration. At noon today, 730 voters already passed
Not Just Hope, Confidence Restored
 Barack Obama addressed supporters at a rally at the University of Cinncinati in Ohio on Sunday. CINCINNATI, Ohio — At  6 a.m. 23-year-old Desirae’
McCain’s Final Push
During a campaign stop in Grand Junction, Colorado, earlier today Sen. John McCain implored voters to help put him win on Election Day. The Republican
Obama Campaigns in Indiana
Barack Obama made a mid-morning trip to Indianapolis on Tuesday, stopping at a Westside union hall where members were working phone banks.
Rain Doesn’t Dampen Plans for Virginia Voters
Voting had slowed down to a steady trickle by 10:40 a.m., when I conducted an exit poll at Precinct 307 in Richmond, Virginia. According to
State-by-State Election Info
In this historic presidential election, the premise that every vote counts seems more and more relevant. Each of the battleground states have the potential to
Lull in Voters as Florida Poll Officials Combat Glitches
Minor malfunctions in scanning devices in St. Petersburg, Tampa, Lakeland, and Orlando dampened the mood of Florida’s election officials, but a mid-morning lull allowed tech