Two House candidates are running under names they created themselves.Read more: 'VoteforEddie.com,' 'Pro Life' - Vote for Made-Up Name
THE CANDIDATES: With a tear running down his face on a frigid election eve in Des Moines, President Obama offered a crowd of 20,000 Iowans this simple advice last night: "Bet on hope."
Obama returned to the state that launched him on a path to the White House four years ago for his final campaign rally as a presidential candidate, telling supporters, "To all of you who have lived and breathed the hard work of change, I want to thank you. You took this campaign and you made it your own." http://abcn.ws/ROTJ3z
He ended on Monday night by recounting the story of the South Carolina woman who came up with the slogan that became synonymous with his campaign: "Fired up, ready to go."
"That shows you what one voice can do," Obama said. "One voice can change a room. And if it can change a room, it can change a city. And if it can change a city, it can change a state. And if it can change a state, it can change a nation. And if it can change a nation, it can change a world."
About a 1,000 miles away, in Manchester, N.H., Republican challenger Mitt Romney ended his campaign in an equally symbolic place -- the very state where he announced his presidential bid in June 2011. http://abcn.ws/Tt9Rra
BEDFORD, Mass. — Mitt and Ann Romney cast their ballots this morning, the candidate saying that he’s feeling “very good” about his chances today. They arriving at their polling station just before 9 a.m. As they left, Romney was asked who he voted for. “I...
WILMINGTON, Del. — The polls haven’t even closed on election 2012, but let 2016 begin. After casting his ballot Tuesday morning, Vice President Joe Biden was asked whether today would be the last time the 69-year-old politician votes for himself. He answered frankly. “No, I...
Damaging winds, rain and snow are expected to hit millions struggling to recover from the superstormRead more: Watch: Hurricane Sandy Victims Brace for Nor'easter
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has emphatically stated she plans to step down from her post and retire from politics regardless of the outcome of Tuesday’s s election. But as she cast her vote today, political pundits and fans will undoubtedly begin the speculation over...
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has emphatically stated she plans to step down from her post and retire from politics regardless of the outcome of Tuesday’s s election. But as she cast her vote today, political pundits and fans will undoubtedly begin the speculation over...
As it was landing a small plane clipped a car driving on the runway.Read more: Watch: Plane Collides with SUV While Landing at Texas Airport
Lara Spencer has the latest in pop news that has people buzzing.Read more: Watch: Obama's Election Ritual, Romney Shows Off Doll
The tall ship sank off the coast of North Carolina before Hurricane Sandy made landfall.Read more: Watch: Hurricane Sandy Rescue: HMS Bounty Survivors Speak
The tall ship sank off the coast of North Carolina before Hurricane Sandy made landfall.Read more: Watch: Hurricane Sandy Rescue: HMS Bounty Survivors Speak
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On-Air Personalities Who's On The Air?
Annie Fox Mon-Fri: 5am-10am
Steve Zana Mon-Fri: 10am-3pm
Scotty Smith Mon-Fri: 3pm-7pm
Laura Waluszko Region News Team
Jay Stevens Region News Team
Brent Brown Region News Team
Ron Claiborne reports on possible problems in a tight presidential race.
Republicans are aiming for a historic election night in governor races.
The families behind the candidates are just as visible as the candidates themselves during the campaign season. Here's a look at the personal side of the 2012 election and some facts and information at the families in the race for the White House.
David Muir takes you inside the campaign of the Republican presidential candidate.
Both the president and Mitt Romney campaigned hard for the support of female voters.
Josh Elliott on what voters are searching for on Election Day.
Polls Times and Additional Information
As the Northeast braces for a nor'easter in the wake of superstorm Sandy, government leaders are turning their attention to finding long-term housing for tens of thousands of people left homeless.