Schumer, Gillibrand Victorious In Senate Bids
On a night when Republicans were victorious all over the country, the status quo was maintained in New York State -- at least in the races for U.S. Senate seats.
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On a night when Republicans were victorious all over the country, the status quo was maintained in New York State -- at least in the races for U.S. Senate seats.
The constitutional amendment was the only statewide ballot question in Tuesday's election.
A judge in Bridgeport has granted a request to keep polls open for another two hours because of a ballot shortage, 1010 WINS' Al Jones reported.
CBS 2 HD is proud to provide complete coverage of the major races in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and we're here to take your questions and comments as voters race to the polls and officials tally all the results.
Americans headed to the polls Tuesday, bringing an end to a long and bitter midterm battle. If the Republicans assume control in Congress expect an attempt at big changes.
Polls showed Democrat Eric Schneiderman and Republican Dan Donovan were neck and neck in the polls in the race to become New York's Attorney General.
Election Day is a true test, in a highly-anticipated midterm election, of how efficiently voters are actually able to use a pencil on paper ballots in combination with new electronic scanners. The results were mixed.
The anti-establishment, pro-Republican wave sweeping the country could unseat as many as eight House Democrats on Tuesday in reliably blue state New York.
The long, often nasty campaign to pick New York's next governor in a time of fiscal and ethical crises ends Tuesday.
Three Democratic incumbents are involved competitive races as New Jersey voters decide whether any of the state's 13 House seats will change hands.
New York's Democratic Sens. Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand both sought a new term Tuesday, a political novelty stemming from Gillibrand's appointment last year.
A criminal complaint said Shehadeh, a U.S. citizen, lived on Staten Island in early 2008 when he devised a plan to travel to Pakistan to join the Taliban or a similar fighting group.
As New Jersey voters headed to the polls Tuesday, many were in the kind of sour mood that Lou Orsini was experiencing.
Goodbye, "Rock the Vote." Hello, "Tweet the Vote!" New York City residents are turning to the popular microblogging site as a soapdish to express their feelings about their voting experience on Election Day.
