Elections 2012

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It's All Politics
4:08 pm
Wed October 24, 2012

Obama, Romney Tweak Each Other In Swing States

With 13 days left until the Nov. 6 election, President Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, both included trips to Iowa and Nevada on their schedules. Each tried to fire up his supporters and cast doubts about the other to gain an advantage in a race that appears essentially tied.

At rallies in Davenport, Iowa, and Denver, both swing states where the election is fluid, Obama trotted out attack lines he's used in recent days against the former Massachusetts governor.

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Elections 2012
4:06 pm
Wed October 24, 2012

Auto Dealers Association Funding Anti Penny Tax Initiative

Did you buy a car or truck last year? If so you may have helped fund the campaign to kill Proposition 204.

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Elections 2012
3:09 pm
Wed October 24, 2012

Governor's PAC Spends Big as Election Nears

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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer

Voters in select districts across Arizona can expect to get more political mail from the Governor.

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Media
2:53 pm
Wed October 24, 2012

Newspaper Endorsements Still Key In Swing States

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The power of newspaper endorsements has faded, but candidates still compete for them.

Originally published on Wed October 24, 2012 6:02 pm

This weekend, a slew of newspapers in key swing states including Ohio are expected to release their endorsements for the presidency and other elected positions.

Such external validation is highly prized by candidates, but it's no longer entirely clear why.

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Elections 2012
2:51 pm
Wed October 24, 2012

AZ Voters To Decide Who Will "Own" The Grand Canyon?

When Arizonans go to the polls next month they'll be asked to decide whether the Grand Canyon should belong to all Americans or just Arizonans.

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Around the Nation
2:45 pm
Wed October 24, 2012

Vote While You Shop: 'Pop-Up' Poll Sites Sweep Iowa

Originally published on Wed October 24, 2012 3:37 pm

In a number of swing states, early voting means many people are already casting their ballots. Typically, that entails voting by mail or visiting a county elections office.

But in Iowa, satellite voting — where "pop-up" polling stations allow people to vote at convenient times and nontraditional locations — is growing in popularity.

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