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Vice President Joe Biden casts his ballot for office
Vice President Joe Biden has cast his vote in the 2012 election, saying "it's always a kick." President Barack Obama's running mate says it was the eighth time he's run for election statewide. Asked if he thought it was the last time he'd vote for himself, he told reporters, "No, ...
Kenyan witchdoctor predicts Obama victory
This small village in the Kenyan countryside boasts a special connection to U.S. President Barack Obama. Kogelo is the ancestral village of his father - and the birthplace of the Obama surname.
New Jersey voters confused about casting ballots
The recent option to cast votes through email and fax is leaving some New Jersey voters confused as to how they can get their vote to count.
Voters wait in Line at Florida fire station
Long lines don't deter voters in Miami, Fla., on Election Day 2012.
At last, voters get to have their say
David Brady, political science professor at Stanford University, joins The News Hub to preview tonight's election results. Photo: Getty Images.
Election ads boom in 2012
The biennial festival of advertising that accompanies presidential and midterm elections reached a real crescendo this year, as the Obama and Romney campaigns spent a combined $1 billion on advertising. Tom Gara has details on The News Hub. Photo: AFP/GettyImages.
Obama arrives in Chicago to await election results
U.S President Barack Obama arrives in his hometown Chicago with First Lady Michelle Obama to await elections results on Tuesday. The First Couple spent two days of nearly round-the-clock travel to
What does Obama, Romney need to happen to win
With the race for the White House so tight, there are several things your candidate needs to happen in order to win.
National Guard casts votes before Sandy relief mission
The Pennsylvania National Guard cast their ballots just before leaving for a relief mission for victims of Hurricane Sandy. The guard is scheduled to provide fuel for victims in New York and New Jersey.
With Pennsylvania in play, voters rush to polls
The polls have opened in Pennsylvania and people are lining up to have their voices heard. Pennsylvanians are voting for President, Senate, U.S. Congress and a bunch of local races. The future of the working government could change with the outcome of this election. About 100 voters in West Manchester ...
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