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The Ultimate Guide to Watching the Election
How to follow the returns hour by hour: the pivotal states that could swing the election, local pols to watch, and historic state laws on the ballot.
The Four-Alarm System That Is Helping Obama’s Ohio Team Fight Voter Suppression
A boiler room is involved.
Meet the Last Undecided Voter in Ohio
With hours until the polls close, Jacob Riley still hasn't made up his mind.
The 2012 Awards: The Bests, Worsts, and Most Important Horses of the Race for the White House
Including the "Most Succinct Description of Lemonade," the "Most Offensive Stone," and much more.
Bill Clinton and Barack Obama: Campaign Trail Buddies at Last
Clinton on Romney: "He’s tied himself in so many knots over this automobile deal, he could be hired as the chief contortionist for the Cirque du Soleil."
Chris Christie’s New Obama Friendship Doesn’t Extend to Voting Booth
Just in case there was any confusion.
Win Or Lose, Paul Ryan’s GOP Future Is Bright
Ryan's lackluster performance in the final stretch of the campaign — and at last night's rally in Richmond — won't hurt him in the party if Romney loses.
Voting After Hurricane Sandy Might Be a Big Mess
Issues remain in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and beyond.
Chris Christie to Host His BFF, President Obama, in New Jersey Tomorrow
Romney will be campaigning somewhere.
Foreign Policy Threeway: Kaplan, Ackerman, and Bowden on the Final Presidential Debate
Afghanistan, bad; drone strikes, good; Syria, confusing.
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