Could the youth vote be a game changer for the 2012 presidential election? As college students and recent grads face an uncertain economic future, both candidates are courting their vote. (Oct. 31)
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's wife encouraged people to donate to the Red Cross at a Green Bay area campaign office. (Oct. 30)
Superstorm Sandy's mayhem is upending the final week of the presidential race, with President Barack Obama calling off another of the waning days left to campaign and Republican Mitt Romney struggling to strike the right tone. (Oct. 30)
Day time talk shows and late night comedy programs are getting a second look from political strategists as President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney battle to boost turn out among their supporters on election day. (Oct. 30)
The world is watching closely as American voters make their decision between Democrat incumbent, President Barack Obama, and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney. (Oct 29)
President Barack Obama is seeking to win over voters in low-tax New Hampshire by criticizing Mitt Romney for raising taxes and fees when he was governor of neighboring Massachusetts. (Oct. 27)
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is calling for more partisan cooperation in Washington as he rallies supporters in Florida. (Oct. 27)
President Barack Obama told MTV there's a 'huge contrast' in this campaign between himself and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. (Oct. 26)
President Barack Obama became the first chief executive in history to cast an early ballot, doing so in his hometown of Chicago. Meanwhile, GOP challenger Mitt Romney criss-crossed Ohio, a state that could be vital to his chances of winning...
Campaigning in the critical swing state of Ohio, GOP Republican nominee Mitt Romney said President Barack Obama is focusing on small ideas, and his presidency would be about big ideas. (Oct. 25)
Less than two weeks before election day, the final AP-GfK poll finds the likely electorate split between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, 47 percent back Romney, 45 percent Obama. That represents no significant change from the previous AP-GfK ...
Less than two weeks before election day, the final AP-GfK poll finds the likely electorate split between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, 47 percent back Romney, 45 percent Obama. That represents no significant change from the previous AP-GfK ...
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is making a push for votes in Nevada. He told a crowd in Reno that the Obama campaign is slipping and shrinking, and that President Barack Obama can't seem to find an agenda to help American fami...
Indiana Republican Senate candidate Richard Mourdock said Wednesday that he is standing by his statement that when a woman becomes pregnant during a rape "that's something God intended." He says some people have twisted his comment. (Oct. 2...
President Barack Obama stumped in Davenport, Iowa Wednesday where he attacked his Republican opponent Mitt Romney. Obama urged the crowd to vote for him in order to avoid the spread of Romney's shifting views, which he dubbed, "Romnesia". ...
In a neck-to-neck race to the White House, President Barack Obama and his Republican Challenger Mitt Romney square off in states like Ohio and Virginia, aiming to convince voters they have what it takes to correct the nation's stuttering ec...
With just two weeks until Election Day, President Barack Obama began a cross-country rush to hold onto office in tough economic times with a new booklet outlining his second-term agenda and a closing argument that the choice comes down to t...
The day after the last presidential debate, Republican nominee Mitt Romney appears with his running mate Paul Ryan in Nevada. Both slammed President Barack Obama for the lack of what they say is an agenda for another term. (Oct. 23)
Though national polls show a virtual dead heat between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in the race for the White House, the road to the 270 electoral votes needed for victory is a bit more complicated. The AP's Kelly Daschle explains...
Some polls show a neck-and-neck race nationally between President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney. Voters in Florida and Washington, DC said the final debate didn't change their their opinion. (Oct. 23)
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