What a Prediction: From 1976’s Pettigrew to 2008’s Obama
Apparently, Berry Reece, author of Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact series, envisioned a 1976 election in which Gov. Tim Pettigrew of New York, stood
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Voting for the Rock Star
Sen. John McCain’s campaign spent much of the past two months derisively referring to Sen. Barack Obama as a rock star. And long before dawn
Too Young To Vote, But Not to Make a Difference
Ricky Roneisi, 9, and Kanani D’Angelo, 11, haven’t been involved in politics for very long and don’t even know much about the process. But their
Long Lines but Few Early Problems in Key States
After what may feel to many like one of the longest presidential campaign seasons in America’s electoral history, Election Day has finally come. When it’s
13,000 Miles to Vote
For some, however making the trip to cast their ballot was a long, rocky road--literally. For 57-year-old Deakin LaBrey, who works as a contractor for
Teachers Union Rep Anticipates Obama Win
Brenda Pryor, is a field representative for Cook County College Teachers Union, Local 1600, which endorsed Sen. Barack Obama because of his record on education
All the Way from Sweden: An Obama Supporter
Linus Aldefors is not eligible to vote in this country and doesn’t even live here. He has, however, been a fan of Barack Obama since
Voting Complaints to Reach 200,000
  As a record number of voters flood polling place, the Election Protection Coalition is working to answer thousands of calls arising from poll
Obama Votes
Sen. Barack Obama and wife Michelle casted their ballots today in Chicago with daughters Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7, on hand. Obama briefly spoke to another voter
Norristown Seniors Get Out the Vote
The Senior Adult Activities Center in Norristown, Pa., is usually filled with senior citizens seeking to discover a renewed sense of purpose in their lives.