Exit Poll: Lower Turnout Among Youth and Black Voters
Preliminary Exit Polling Shows a Lower Turnout Among Youth and Black Voters Than 2008
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Preliminary Exit Polling Shows a Lower Turnout Among Youth and Black Voters Than 2008
Republicans Show Slight Lead in Overall Fundraising, Figures Show; GOP Raised Nearly $100 Million More in "Outside Spending"
Rand Paul in Kentucky and Dan Coats in Indiana Pull Off Early Victories for Republicans
President Thought About Replacing Cheney With Bill Frist Because Vice President was Seen as "Darth Vader of the Administration"
CBS News' Preliminary National Exit Polling Shows Voters Ready for a Change in Power
A Calif. Law Would Prohibit Anyone under 18 from Buying or Renting Games in which Players May Kill or Maim a Human Being
Washington Unplugged: Politico's Mike Allen Says Republicans Could Take the Senate if they Do Well in the House
John Dickerson on the Races, Candidates and Districts to Watch to Get a Head Start on Election Day
If GOP Leaders' Recent Comments Come True, Nothing May Get Done in Washington Over the Next Two Years
11th-Hour Get-Out-the-Vote Effort Mainly Aimed at Urban Black Audiences in California, Ohio, Nevada, and Florida
Americans Aboard International Space Station Vote 200 Miles Above the Earth
Candidates and Constituents Cast Their Votes in the Midterm Elections
MEI Political Says It Clearly Conveyed to N.C. GOP Congressional Candidate B.J. Lawson It Did Not Use Morgan Freeman's Voice
Contentious Election Cycle Comes to an End, with Some Voters Just Wanting "This Day to Be Over"
Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism Found that Tea Party candidates, such as Christine O'Donnell and Rand Paul Competed with President Obama for Media Attention