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• Prop 21: California Voters Reject Measure To Expand Rent Control
• Proposition 22, Effort To Re-Classifying App-Based Drivers, Passes
• California Voters Sour On State Of Nation
• California Votes To Keep Criminal Justice Changes
• Proposition 21: Voters Appear To Reject Push For Stricter Rent Control Policies Statewide
• Proposition 20 Fails, Preserving Criminal Justice Changes
• Proposition 21, Expanding Authority To Impose Rent Control On Residential Property, Fails
• Orange County DA Looking Into Reports Of Ballots Being Discarded In Westminster
• Prop 17: California Restores Right To Vote To Felons On Parole
• Michael Bennet, Colorado's Senior Senator, Ready To Welcome His Former Boss John Hickenlooper To The Senate
• Colorado Couple Among Those Suing State Department To Be Together
• Proposition 118 Approved, Paid Family And Medical Leave Program Will Become Reality In Colorado In 2024
• Winter Park Resort Pushes Back Opening Date To At Least Nov. 30
• LIVE UPDATES: Trump Threatens To Go To Supreme Court Over Election Count
• Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do Bids For Another Term Against Westminster City Councilman Sergio Contreras
• Rep. Katie Porter Wins Reelection To 45th Congressional District Seat
• Proposition 23: Bolstering Dialysis Clinic Standards
• AP: Proposition 23, State Requirements For Kidney Dialysis, Fails
• Prop 24 Expansion Of Landmark California Data Privacy Law Leading
• Democrats Take Hold Of Nearly All Statewide Offices In Colorado
• Prop 14 Stem Cell Research Funds For CA Institute For Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) Leading
• 13 Women, 1 Man Arrested In Election Night Protests In South Minneapolis
• Proposition 115 Defeated: Colorado Remains Among Few States To Not Bar Certain Abortions
• AP: Rep. Betty McCollum Projected To Keep Her 4th District Seat
• Pete Stauber Wins Re-Election In Minnesota's 8th District
• California Voters Split Early On Measures To Expand Voting Rights
• Here's How Mayor Steinberg's 'Strong Mayor Initiative' Is Looking
• Bay Area Democrat Incumbents Retain State Legislative Seats
• Denver Elections Division Looking Ahead To Days Of More Diligent Work
• Democrat Joe Biden Wins California's 55 Electoral Votes; Bay Area House Seats Stay With Incumbents
• 'Excited And Relieved': Thousands Of LA County Voters Cast Ballots In Person On Election Day
• Illinois Congressional Races: Multiple Chicago Area Democratic Incumbents Reelected
• 2020 Real-Time State Proposition Election Results
• US Rep. Van Taylor Defeats Lulu Seikaly To Keep Texas' 3rd Congressional Seat
• Voters Say Yes To Amendment B, Colorado's Gallagher Amendment Repealed
• Rep. Colin Allred Defeats Genevieve Collins For US House Seat In Texas' 32nd Congressional District
• Beth Van Duyne Leads Candace Valenzuela For North Texas' Open 24th Congressional Seat
• California Voters Reject Prop 23's Regulation For Dialysis Clinics
• Texas Sen. John Cornyn Wins Fourth Term After Defeating Challenger MJ Hegar
• San Francisco Drug Suspect Arrested With Over 15 Pounds Of Meth, $22,000 In Cash
• Democratic Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx Wins Second Term, Defeating GOP Challenger Pat O'Brien
• Proposition EE Passes, Colorado Will Begin Taxing Vaping Products Containing Nicotine
• Man Shot In San Francisco's Tenderloin In Serious Condition; Possible Suspect Detained
• ELECTION RESULTS: US House Races In Texas
• Election 2020: Former Vice President Joe Biden Projected To Win New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
• 2020 Presidential Race: Live Results
• 2 Arrested In Pistol-Whipping, Brutal Sexual Assault In Antioch
• Massachusetts Voters Approve Ballot Question 1 Expanding 'Right To Repair' Law
• Jake Auchincloss Wins Kennedy's House Seat, Incumbents Sweep
• Election 2020: Struggling South Bronx Sends Ritchie Torres To Congress
• Election 2020: Democrat Jamaal Bowman Wins Race In 16th Congressional District
• Brandon Scott Declares Victory In Baltimore Mayoral Race
• Election 2020: Malliotakis Tells Her Supporters She Has Won, Though Election Results Not Finalized
• Election 2020: New Jersey Votes To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Funeral Home Company Owner Helps Coloradans Get To The Polls
• Election 2020: All Eyes On Heated Congressional Races On Long Island
• Election 2020: NYC Board Of Elections Says Counting Mail-In Ballots Will Take Some Time
• Kweisi Mfume Wins Maryland's 7th Congressional District Race
• 'Giddy Up!' Coloradans Cast Ballot On Horseback -- Because It's Colorado
• Marylanders Vote In Favor Of Ballot Question 2 Legalizing Sports Betting
• Results: Tracking The Presidential Race
• After Defeating Rep. Dan Lipinski In Upset, Marie Newman Tops Republican Mike Fricilone To Win 3rd Congressional District Seat
• California Nov. 3 2020 Election Results
• Voters Re-Elect Ken Buck In Colorado's 4th Congressional District
• Voters Elect Diana DeGette To Another Term In Congress
• Doug Lamborn Re-Elected In Colorado's 5th Congressional District
• Joe Neguse Re-Elected For Second Term In Colorado's 2nd Congressional District
• Bay Area Health Officials Urge Holiday Travelers To Quarantine 14 Days Upon Return
• Ed Perlmutter Defeats Charles Stockham In Colorado's 7th Congressional District
• Jason Crow Elected To Second Term In Colorado's 6th Congressional District
• Harold Pryor Declared Winner Over Gregg Rossman In Broward State Attorney Race
• Republican Congressman Jeff Van Drew Trying To Hold Onto Seat After Changing Parties In Hotly Contested Race
• Election 2020: NYPD Preparing For Potential Unrest, Protests On Election Night
• Election 2020: New Yorkers Head To The Polls Following Record Early Voting Turnout
• Election 2020: New York's Congressional Delegation Expected To Have New Faces In January, Possibly Less Power
• 2020 Real-Time State Senate Election Results
• Sarah McBride becomes first transgender state senator
• Ed Markey Defeats Kevin O'Connor In Massachusetts U.S. Senate Race
• Rodeo Drive Closed To Pedestrians, Traffic; Beverly Hills Business Owners Brace For Possible Trouble
• Election Day 2020: More Than 473K Cast Ballots On Election Day In Maryland
• Joe Biden Wins Maryland, With Its 10 Electoral Votes
• Michigan's Largest County Suspends Jury Trials Until January
• Newsom Plays Hoops, Thanks Poll Workers At Warriors' Oakland Election Facility
• 'Time To Turn The Page': John Hickenlooper Delivers U.S. Senate Victory Speech
• San Jose Hospital Prepares For Cardiac Patients Over Election-Related Stress
• Higher Minimum Wage Passes In Florida
• 'We Need To Be United Together': Sen. Cory Gardner Concedes In Colorado's U.S. Senate Race
• CBS News: Democrat Joe Biden Projected To Win New Hampshire
• Philadelphia Police Expected To Release 911 Calls, Bodycam Footage Of Fatal Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. On Wednesday
• A Look At In-Person Voting, Michigan S.O.S Talks Detroit Turnout
• Police Say 'Trump Graffiti' Was Spray Painted At Grand Rapids Cemetery
• Political Analysts Weigh-In On Michigan's Role For The White House
• UPDATE: Several Cars Hit By Gunfire In South Berkeley
• Record Number Of Voters Cast Ballots In Broward County
• All 8 Of Maryland's US House Incumbents Win Reelection
• Golden State Killer Arrives In State Prison, Starts Life Sentence
• AP: Dean Phillips Projected To Be Reelected To Minnesota's 3rd District
• Republican Ana Maria Rodriguez Wins State Senate District 39 Over Javier Fernandez
• Surveillance Video Leads Police To Hollister Man Suspected Of Setting Fires, Slashing Tires Downtown
• Nick Mosby Declares Victory As Baltimore City Council President
• Matthew Dolloff, Accused Of Murder, Now Out Of Jail After Posting $500,000 Bond
• Vail To Consider Mandatory Face Mask Zone
• LA County Voters Still Turn To Neighborhood Polls, Despite Super Vote Centers At Landmark Locations
• Ilhan Omar Projected To Win Minnesota's 5th District
• Pres. Trump, Sen. Rounds, Rep. Johnson Win In South Dakota
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend Continues
• Todd Rokita, Wins Race For Indiana Attorney General, Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Philadelphia Police: Two Teens Shot Multiple Times In Double Shooting In East Germantown
• Rep. Mike Kelly And Others File Lawsuit To Block Counties From Giving Provisional Ballots To Voters with Disqualified Mail-In Ballots
• 'Wait For It': 'Hamilton' Star Leslie Odom Jr. Shares A Message To Voters
• Gov. Tom Wolf, Secretary Of State Report No Widespread Issues On Election Day: 'Democracy Is Alive And Well'
• Here's what to expect on election night
• Democrats Biden And Durbin Win In Illinois As Polls Close
• Mitch McConnell wins reelection in Kentucky
• How to watch election night results
• JuJu Smith-Schuster, James Conner Apparently Fined $5,000 By NFL For Not Properly Wearing Game Socks
• State Softens Requirements For Restaurants To Gather Patron's Information
• Fire Rips Through Home In Hampton Township
• LA Dodgers' Mookie Betts Wins Fifth Straight Gold Glove
• White Sox Rookie Center Fielder Luis Robert Wins Gold Glove; Javier Baez And Anthony Rizzo Also Win For Cubs
• Two Very Different Scenes Expected At DFL, GOP Election Night Headquarters
• Baltimore Police Investigating Double Fatal Shooting In East Baltimore
• Incumbent Dean Trantalis Defeats Kenneth Cooper For Fort Lauderdale Mayor
• Democrat Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Tops Challenger Carla Spalding In Race For 23rd Congressional District
• Click Here For Minnesota's 2020 Election Results
• Maryland Voters Reelect Rep. Steny Hoyer To US House
• After Breaking Early Voting Records, Wisconsin May Also Hit Record Turnout
• California Voter Polls Show Negative View About Country's Direction
• Police: Officer Injured When Driver Reverses, Pins Him During Attempt At Traffic Stop In Gold Coast
• Joe Scott Beats Catherine McBreen In Broward Supervisor Of Elections Race
• Riverside Adds COVID-19 Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report New Cases
• Former Steeler Antonio Brown Activated From Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Reserve/Suspended List
• Miami-Dade School Board Welcomes Lucia Baez-Geller, Christi Fraga & Luisa Santos
• Democratic Incumbent Rep. Frederica Wilson Retains 24th Congressional District Seat
• Southland To Experience Weather Whiplash, With Fire Weather Followed By Cold Weekend
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Running Bicycle Theft Fencing Operation In San Francisco
• Multiple Issues With Voting Reported In Wisconsin, Including Many Affecting Latinx Voters
• Delaware Democrats Carney, Coons & Blunt Rochester Winners In Respective Races, AP Declares
• Police: 2 In Critical Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Denver Elections Busy As Time To Vote Draws To A Close
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing 76-Year-Old Man From Columbia
• Huge Voter Turnout As California Finally Reaches Election Day
• Republican Chris Sununu Wins Reelection For Governor In New Hampshire
• Jeanne Shaheen Defeats Challenger Corky Messner In New Hampshire Senate Race
• Suspects Sought In Chemical Attack On Police Officers At San Francisco Protest
• San Francisco Considers Smoking Ban In Most Multi-Unit Housing
• Dem. Incumbent Rep. Ted Deutch Beats Republican James Pruden For 22nd Congressional District Seat
• Joe Biden Beats President Donald Trump In Virginia
• New Rapid COVID-19 Testing Site Opens In Brighton
• Election 2020: How Accurate Are Exit Polls And Should We Believe Them?
• MTA Worker Says He's Facing 30-Day Suspension For Exposing Safety Issues On Trains
• Colorado Representative Leslie Herod Sees Strong Role Model In Kamala Harris Candidacy
• Police Called To Brooklyn Polling Site After Reports Of Voter Intimidation
• U.S. fights COVID-19 surge amid record new cases
• CBS News: Democrat Joe Biden Projected To Win Massachusetts
• Incumbent Democrat Rep. Alcee Hastings Wins Another Term In Race For 20th Congressional District
• City Raises Wabash Avenue Bridge Near Trump Tower As Precaution On Election Night
• Firefighters Continue To Make Progress In Cameron Peak Fire With 89% Containment
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Being Shot Twice In West Philadelphia
• Dallas County's Daily Coronavirus Case Average Has Increased For 7 Straight Weeks, 719 Reported Tuesday
• Election 2020: Connecticut Expecting Record Turnout Of Voters
• Learning From Riot Response, State Leaders Prepped For Security And Safety Concerns During Election
• Hurricane Eta Could Threaten Florida
• Denver Public Schools Superintendent Susana Cordova Talks About Remote Learning Return For 3-5 Grades
• Allegheny County Sees Long Lines At Some Polling Places Earlier In The Day
• 49ers Star Jimmy Garoppolo Headed To Injured Reserve; Doctors Considering Surgery On Injured Ankle
• Wait Times To Vote Short At Some Polling Centers Across Denver Metro Area
• North Texas Woman Offers Snacks And Conversation At Polling Sites
• President Donald Trump Beating Joe Biden By Landslide In Montgomery County Bakery's Cookie Poll
• 'Vote, Then Stay Home': Denver City Leaders Hope Voters Maintain Healthy COVID-19 Practices
• United Center Is The Busiest Polling Place In Chicago
• Double Homicide Victims At La Riviera Apartment Complex Identified As 18-Year-Old Men
• Man Charged In Fatal Crystal Shooting Of Maricio Mata-Thelen
• Report: Power Outage In Erie Causes Delay In Scanning Of Mail-In Ballots
• Republican Eric Holcomb Wins Reelection As Indiana Governor
• Minneapolis Breaks Voter Turnout Record
• Sullivan's Steakhouse In Baltimore Closes For Second Time Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 17 Suburban Cook County Polling Places Staying Open An Extra Hour
• San Leandro's Bayfair Center Closes Early Due to Concerns Over Possible Looting
• Election 2020: For First Time Voters, Casting Their Ballot Has Special Meaning
• Election 2020: Voters In Westchester And Rockland Counties Thrilled To See Shorter Lines
• Study: 1.7 Million New Yorkers Have Been Infected With COVID-19
• UPDATE: Election Day Voting Going Smoothly At San Francisco Bay Area Polling Places
• In Their Own Words: East Bay Voters Explain What Drove Them To Polls In 2020 Election
• 'Shoving Cameras In People's Faces': Councilman Says Trump Supporters Tried To Harass Voters At Philly Polling Place
• BGE: No Power Outage Reported At Digital Harbor High School Polling Location In Baltimore
• George Floyd's Brother Rallies Voters In New York On Election Day
• Orange County Reports 306 New COVID-19 Cases, One More Death
• Contact Tracing Challenges MDH As COVID Cases Reach Record Highs In Minnesota
• Massachusetts Reports 923 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• 'The Process Was Pretty Easy': Metro Voters Reporting Relatively Quiet, Quick Experience
• Massachusetts Voters Anxious On Historic Election Day
• Man Wounded In Tuesday Afternoon Marin City Shooting
• Chicago Voters Using Sharpies Are Concerned About Ink Bleed-Through, Worried Their Vote May Not Count
• Short, Fast Lines At Suburban Polls
• 4 Wayne County Schools, 3 Macomb County Schools Report Coronavirus Outbreaks
• North Texas High School Students Volunteer At Polling Sites On Election Day
• Freedom Squad 2020 Arrives In Philadelphia To Help Protect Integrity Of Vote
• Trump Aims To Turn Minnesota Red; Tina Smith Eyes To Return To Senate
• Virtually No Wait Time At The Polls Tuesday Due To Early Voting, Mailed Ballots
• North Minneapolis Voters Cast Their Ballots To Bring Change In Their Communities
• 2020 Real-Time Presidential Election Results
• Tracking The Tropics: Extremely Dangerous Hurricane Eta Makes Landfall In Nicaragua
• Swing Counties In Key Battleground State Of Wisconsin Could Help Decide 2020 Presidential Race
• St. Paul Polling Location Temporarily Locked Down Following Nearby Shooting
• First-Time Voters In Beaver And Butler Counties Feel Motivated In 2020
• Embattled Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx Facing Tough Re-Election Bid Against Republican Pat O'Brien
• LA County Reports 1,244 COVID-19 Cases, 23 Deaths; Health Officials Urge People To Watch Election At Home
• Live: Latest election results
• 'We Are Close': Cherry Creek School District Warns Shift To Remote Learning Is Possible
• Mike Tomlin Welcomes Avery Williamson; Pine-Richland Star Ben DiNucci May Start Against Steelers
• So Far, So Good At The Polls But 'Don't Wait Until Last Minute' Cautions Elections Supervisor
• Shinnecock Indian Nation Members Camping Out To Protest Treatment By New York State, Town Of Southampton
• 'I Feel Good About Pennsylvania': Joe Biden Makes One Final Push For Votes In Philadelphia
• 1 Month After Marisela Botello Last Seen In Deep Ellum, Detectives Change Status To 'Endangered Missing'
• LAPD Declares Citywide Tactical Alert Ahead Of Polls Closing
• Stockton Police Release Video Of Moments Leading Up To In-Custody Death Of Shayne Sutherland
• Western Pennsylvania Voters Hit The Polls, With Some Places Seeing Long Lines
• Sprinkler System Goes Off At West Town Polling Place, But No Damaged Ballots Reported So Far
• Marin County Sees Deluge of Volunteers At Polls, Less Voters
• Your 'I Voted' Sticker Can Score You Some Great Deals Around Baltimore This Year
• Man Found Stabbed To Death In Front Of Downtown LA Business
• Ancestral village in India prays for Kamala Harris' victory
• Carjacking Suspect Surrenders To Police In West Englewood After Pursuit
• Injury Ravaged San Francisco 49ers Cut Former Second Round Pick Dante Pettis
• Judge orders sweep of postal facilities for mail-in ballots
• Nancy Bocskor Speaks On More Women Running For Office
• Hanson Voter Casts Ballot After Confusion At Polls Over Black Lives Matter Shirt
• Minn. AG: Reports Of 'Disinformation Robocalls' On Election Day
• Norwin High School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Camden County Poll Workers Preparing For Possible Late Rush Of Voters Ahead Of Polls Closing
• 2 Former eBay Employees Indicted In Harassment Campaign
• Roseville Officers Arrest, Move Aggressive Wild Turkey That Was Terrorizing Residents
• Democrat Senate Candidate John Hickenlooper Hosts Virtual Get-Out-The-Vote Rally On Election Day
• Study Shows Household Transmission Of Coronavirus Is Quick And Common
• U.S. gun sales surge to record high in 2020
• USPS: No New Undelivered Ballots Found On Election Day After Sweep Of South Florida Mail Facilities
• FBI Investigates Robocalls Warning Voters To 'Stay Home'
• Maryland Doctor Offers Alternative Ways To Celebrate The Holidays Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Election Day Food Deals, Freebies For Voters And Poll Workers
• $3.7 Billion Bond On The Table For Dallas ISD On Election Day
• East Bridgewater Police Warn Of Unsanctioned Robocall About Election Day Unrest
• How airlines are coaxing customers back into the skies
• Election 2020: New Jersey's Vote-By-Mail System Makes For No Lines In Fort Lee
• Election Day Turnout: More Than A Million Ballots Cast In Chicago
• Lines To Vote Not Too Long In Collin County Where 85% Cast Ballots Early
• Thousands Of Miami-Dade Voters Head To The Polls On Election Day To Make Their Voices Heard
• Boston Restaurants Prepare For Coronavirus Curfew To Take Effect
• Sen. Cory Gardner Waves To Voters On Election Day
• Dallas Residents Brace For Outcome Of Election Results
• Man Shot And Killed By Winchester Police Identified As Thomas Celona
• Union City Police Bust Massive Illegal Marijuana Operation; 15,000 Pot Plants With Street Value Of $27.5 Million Seized
• Waymo Pulls Self-Driving Cars From San Francisco Over Concerns About Post-Election Unrest
• TABC Suspends Alcohol Permits Of 3 Dallas Businesses For Violating COVID-19 Protocols
• Washington County Voters Say They Felt Safe Voting In The Age Of Coronavirus
• Voting Operations Running Smoothly In Pennsylvania Suburbs Crucial To Battleground State
• Detroit Police Investigating Double Fatal Shooting
• Fort Worth Police Release Video, Explain Response To Incident Between Pedestrians And Trump Caravan
• 'Vote, Vote, Vote': Rodney McLeod, Eagles Teammates Visit Polling Places Around Philadelphia Cheering On Voters
• Biden Leads Trump In Mock Elections At Schools Statewide, Survey Finds
• Pittsburgh Residents Can Recycle Campaign Signs At 3 Drop-Off Sites
• Grammy-Award Winner Common Says Death Of Walter Wallace Jr. Is 'Example Of Why We Have To Vote'
• Federal Judge Orders USPS To Have Inspectors Sweep Facilities For Election Mail In Central Pennsylvania And Philadelphia
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 879 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 503 In Broward
• Carol DeLuise, Widow of Dom DeLuise, Dies at 85
• Messages About Antifa & Civil Unrest In Miami Are 'Fake', Says Miami Police Chief In CBS4 Exclusive
• Goats Guarded By Miniature Donkeys Put To Work On Weeds Around OC Fair & Events Center In Costa Mesa
• Pregnant Women With COVID-19 Could Face Higher Risk Of Severe Illness And Death, CDC Study Says
• Voting On Election Day In Maryland? Here's What To Expect
• Red Wings Sign Fwd Anthony Mantha To 4-Year Deal
• WJZ Reporter Paul Gessler, Wife Welcome Baby Girl
• The CW Partners With Vote.org To Feed Voters For Free At Polls With Food Truck
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Files For Temporary Injunction To End El Paso County's Coronavirus Surge Shutdown
• 'Real Clash Of Issues': Younger People Feeling Most Anxious Dealing With Election Day Stress
• Broncos GM John Elway, Team President Joe Ellis Positive For COVID-19
• No-Burn Alert Extended Through Wednesday
• Stephon Gilmore Remains With Patriots After Trade Deadline
• Elections Court Removes Pittsburgh Poll Worker For 'Causing A Disturbance'
• Wisconsin-Purdue Game Called Off Due To Badgers' Coronavirus Outbreak
• Metro Detroit Voters Show Up To The Polls Despite Pandemic
• Reopening: Flights From San Jose International Airport To Recently-Reopened Hawaii Resume
• DFW Weather: Nice Temperatures For Election Day
• 3 Injured In Shooting Near Elliot Park
• Gov. Pritzker Urges Illinoisans Who Have Not Voted To Get Out And Do So Safely Before Polls Close
• Ravens Place Judon, Queen, 5 Others on Reserve/COVID 19 List
• Denver Elections Strives To Be 'Pandemic Proof' With Drop-Off Ballot Option
• Health Officials In Western Wisconsin Urge Infected Residents To Help With Their Own Contact Tracing
• Von Miller Tells Sen. Cory Booker He Voted For First Time In 2020 Election: 'Wanted To Let My Voice Be Heard'
• Large Gas Main Break Prompts Hazardous Materials Response In Norwood Park
• Sharpies Bleeding Through Ballots Will Not Impact Your Vote
• Chicago Voter Turnout Percentage Expected To Reach Mid 70s: Election Board
• Police Investigating Fires Set Along Interstate 195
• Sen. Dick Durbin Vies For Fifth Term
• Judge Of Elections' Vehicle Stolen With Election Materials Inside, 4 Juveniles In Custody
• LA County Voter Turnout Already Hits Staggering 55% As Angelenos Go To Polls On Election Day
• Anti-Trump Group Flies 'Trump Loves Jerry Jones & The Cowboys' Banner Over Philadelphia
• Voters In GOP-Majority County Head To Polls In 'Blue' Md.
• Mail-In Ballots Must Be Dropped Off At Ballot Boxes By 8 p.m.
• Celtics Reportedly Trying To Package Three First-Rounder Pick To Move Up -- But Have Found No Takers
• California Battle Over Affirmative Action Rages On
• NASA TV Coverage Set For First Crew Rotation Flight On US Commercial Spacecraft
• Dallas Cowboys QB Andy Dalton Out Against Steelers After Being Moved To Reserve/COVID-19 List
• 3rd Houston Area Sheriff's Deputy Dies Of Coronavirus
• Find A Ballot Drop-Off Box In Your Neighborhood
• LIVE UPDATES: Election Day Arrives
• Rawlings Man Arrested With Arson Of A Vacant Home
• Patriots Acquire Wide Receiver Isaiah Ford In Trade With Dolphins
• Vallejo Man Hospitalized With Life-Threatening Injuries Following Shooting
• Northern Colorado Plastic Surgeon Denis Gonyon Accused Of Distributing Child Pornography, Making Explosives
• While California Dems Won't Lose Majority, Some Battle To Stay In Office
• Denver Broncos president and CEO test positive for COVID-19
• Shut down again: Last call for restaurants and bars?
• Keller @ Large: What To Watch For As Polls Close On Election Night
• "Don't be scared" of voter intimidation, Michigan official says
• Glen Burnie Man Phillip Helmbright Arrested On 9 Counts Of Child Porn Possession
• When do polls close in each state?
• Whitey Bulger's Family: Prison System Did Not Protect Him
• Kennywood Announces It's Retiring 4 Rides
• Choosing Judges In Florida Primary Elections Challenged
• Philadelphia Police Asking For Public's Help Finding Suspect Wanted In Connection To Deadly Frankford Shooting
• 'I Blanked It': Baker Confirms He Didn't Vote For Biden Or Trump In Presidential Election
• Broncos Executives John Elway And Joe Ellis Test Positive For COVID
• U.S. reports weekly record for child COVID cases
• Kentucky police head resigns after training slideshow with Hitler quotes
• Michigan AG Warns Of More False Robocalls
• Trump And Biden Tweeting Toward Objectivity
• Cruise Industry Cancels Sailings Through End Of Year, Despite New CDC Safety Guidelines
• Photo Gallery: Voters Hit The Polls Across LA County On Election Day
• Police: Fontana Man Posed As 16-Year-Old Boy To Talk To Teen Girls On Snapchat, Kik, Tik Tok
• Florida National Guard On Standby For Any Problems After The Polls Close
• President Trump Claims Supreme Court Decision To Allow Pennsylvania To Count Ballots After Election 'Very Dangerous'
• Man Sentenced In Landlord's Shooting Death
• Help Sought Finding 16-Year-Old Girl Who Left Foster Care In Duluth
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 6,516 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 68 Additional Deaths
• Report cites militia activity risk amid fears of Election Day unrest
• San Francisco Haight Ashbury District Gas Line Break Triggers Shelter In Place
• Police: 23-Year-Old Woman Killed, 18-Year-Old Man Wounded In Southwest Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Some Westmoreland Co. Voters Delayed Due To Vote Counting Scanner Malfunction
• Devan Mack Sentenced To 15 Years For Selling Guns To Undercover Officer, Officials Say
• Oakland Street Violence Claims Another Victim; City's 93rd Homicide Of The Year
• Son Asks Fans For Pics of Mom, Texas 'American Idol Star' Nikki McKibben Who Died Over the Weekend
• Some Allegheny Co. Suburban Polling Places Run Low On Provisional Ballots Early
• Election Day Freebies: Voters Can Get Free Rides, Doughnuts, Massages
• How To Vote In North Texas If You Recently Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Passerby Credited With Stopping Galt Park Attack, Detaining Suspect Until Police Could Arrive
• The states where you can register to vote on Election Day
• 'You Need Your Voice To Be Heard': Pittsburgh Voters Line Up At Polling Places To Cast Ballots
• Badgers Cancel Game With Purdue Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Scattered Voting Issues Reported Across Chicago
• Man Shot Inside Englewood Business In Critical Condition
• Voter Protection Task Force Continues To Monitor Voting Sites
• Post-Election Security Concerns Growing As Stores In Center City Boarding Up In Anticipation Of Unrest
• Volunteer Health Ambassadors Sent To Polling Stations
• Missing, Endangered McKeesport Man Found Safe
• Dallas Police Searching For Male-Female Pair Who Stole Power Tools, Siding From Homeowner
• Baker Nominates Dalila Argaez Wendlandt To Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Would Be First Latina Justice
• Could This Be The Warmest Election Day On Record In Denver?
• Lauren Boebert And Diane Mitsch Bush Battle To Be First Woman To Represent Colorado's 3rd Congressional District
• Forerunner Of New Federal Plan To Combat Homelessness Didn't Work As Expected In Florida
• Seen On Video: 12-Year-Old Boy Knocked Unconscious In Unprovoked Attack On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Man Shot By Lynn Police Identified As John Mellone Of Somerville
• Katy Perry Rocks Unique Election Outfit In Studio City
• 'Anxiety Is Through The Roof': OC Hotline Helping Those Experiencing Election Anxiety
• Snowmobiler Triggers Snow Slide Near Breckenridge, Avalanche Threat Level Currently Low In Colorado
• Much Improved Dolphins Defense Takes Pressure Off Tua
• 'Still An Uphill Battle, But He's Climbing': Mark Cuban Shares Uplifting Update On Delonte West
• Stocks rally worldwide as Election Day finally arrives
• 1 Man Killed, Another Severely Injured In Indiana County Car Crash
• Wind Storm Took Out 31 Trees, Broke Off 53 Tree Limbs In Santa Ana
• Broncos Host Zoom Call To Thank Colorado Firefighters For Efforts In Battling Wildfires
• San Francisco Police Make Drug Bust; Seize More Than 15 Pounds Of Meth
• A man just drove over 1,200 miles to Texas so he could vote
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Shooting Near Foothill Farms
• It Sure Seems Like Jimmy Garoppolo Will Be Available To Patriots -- If They Want Him
• Indiana Reports 2,951 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• Election Day is here - Trail Markers special early edition
• Woman Killed In Fire At Quincy Home Identified As Marie Gardner
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another 3,483 New Infections Reported, Death Toll Nears 2,500
• US Cruise Lines Cancel Sailings Through At Least End Of 2020 After New CDC Guidelines Released
• Election Day Food Deals, Freebies For Voters And Poll Workers In California
• Election Officials Keeping Eye Out For Potential Issues Popping Up At Polling Sites Across Philadelphia
• 'Car As A Home Base': How Coronavirus Will Change Skiing This Season, In Colorado And Around The World
• Political Sign Spray Painted With 'KKK' Outside Bedford Polling Station
• Patriots Continue To Say Chase Winovich's Sharp Decline In Playing Time Is Purely Situational
• Caught On Video: Whale Dunks 2 Kayakers In Avila Beach
• California Ballot Propositions: Voters Determine Wide Ranging Ballot Props -- Rent Control To No Bail Arrests
• Voters In 21 States Can Register And Vote On Election Day, Including Michigan
• Joe Biden Arrives In His Hometown Of Scranton For Campaign Stop Before Heading To Philadelphia On Election Day
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,875 Coronavirus Cases, State's Highest Daily Increase Since The Pandemic's Start
• Jessica Capshaw, Rage Baking, How To Talk To Your Kids About Money At Any Age, NYC Baking Therapist Jack Hazan
• Suspect Arrested In Brazen Alameda Carjacking, Attempted Murder
• 'I Worry About Civil Unrest': CBS News Correspondent Laurie Segall On 2020 Election & Militia Groups
• 3 Killed In Big Rig Crash On Southbound 57 Freeway In Pomona
• Election Day Food Deals, Freebies For Voters And Poll Workers In Maryland
• Weather Not A Big Concern For Runners Heading To Cowtown For The Fort Worth Marathon
• Poland delays implementing new abortion law amid huge protests
• Hurricane Eta slams into Nicaragua as a Category 4 storm
• Missing St. Paul Man With Alzheimer's Found, Checked Out Of Hospital
• Reliability Of Texas' Red Status At Stake With Candidates In A Number Of Tight Races
• Palm Beach Principal William Latson Fired For Second Time Over Holocaust Comments
• Officers Find 2 Loaded Handguns After 2 Traffic Stops Within A Half-Hour In Manteca
• Election 2020: Will 16-Year-Olds Win The Right To Vote In San Francisco, Oakland Local Elections
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 150 More Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Lower Moreland Township School District Moves To All Virtual Learning After COVID-19 Cases Surge In Pennsylvania
• Mayor Walsh Votes In Boston: 'Very Emotional About Today And Concerned About Which Way The Election Is Going To Go'
• 'Use Your Right': Revere Teen Born 1 Day Too Late Encourages Peers To Vote In Election 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 771 New Cases, 33 New Hospitalizations Reported Tuesday
• Florida Gas Prices Plunge To 4-Month Lows; More Discounts Expected
• Women Accused Of Violently Robbing Livery Cab Driver In Brooklyn
• Election Day Food Deals, Freebies For Voters And Poll Workers In Minnesota
• New Jersey State Police Consider Enforcement Actions After Trump Caravan Stops Traffic On Garden State Parkway
• Election 2020 Live Updates: Americans Go To The Polls As Bruising Campaign Ends
• Heinz History Center Offering Free Admission For Kids In November
• California Ballot Propositions: Voters Decide Employment Fate Of Gig Economy App-Based Drivers
• Election Day Freebies, Deals For Voters In Philadelphia Region
• Man Shot To Death In La Habra, Gunman At Large
• Harford County Creates Activity Walk To Encourage People To Spice Up Their Routine
• COVID-19 Patients From Other States Head To Colorado
• Number Of COVID Cases Rises To 380 In Miami-Dade County Public Schools
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 9: Damien Harris Settling Into Lead Back Role For Patriots
• 'Anything He Did, He Did It 110%,' Friends Mourn Texas Actor Eddie Hassell
• Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Into State Police Cruiser, Injures Trooper In Milton
• Fast Food, Delivery Deals To Ease Tensions Of Election Day
• U.K. and Germany bank on rapid testing as anti-COVID tactics evolve
• Diabetes Drug Metformin Recalled Due To Contamination With Possible Carcinogen
• PTL Links: November 3, 2020
• New Video: Suspects On Bicycles Swarm Attorney Randy Mastro's Townhouse, Vandalize Property
• Dover-Eyota Public Schools Shiftings Students Grades 4 Through 12 To Distance Learning
• Aurora City Council Rejects Minimum Wage Hike In Close Vote
• Texas Has Already Been In The Courts, Now The Nation Braces For Possible Election Day Legal Challenges
• More Than 9 Million Florida Voters Cast Ballots Ahead Of General Election
• True Crime: American Murder: The Family Next Door: Why Chris Watts Murdered His Wife And Two Young Daughters
• Judge blocks Trump's "public charge" wealth test for green cards
• A Must Win For Trump, Florida Seen As A Toss Up On Election Day
• Ad From Proposition 118 Supporters Has Some Truth, Lots Of Opinion
• Pennsylvania voters head to polls as race tightens in key state
• People Who Have COVID-19 Or Who Have Been Exposed Can Vote In Person, CDC Says, But Other Options Exist
• 2020 Election Day Live Updates: Americans Go To The Polls As Bruising Campaign Ends
• Big Rig Hauling Cars Crashes, Catches Fire On I-5 In Elk Grove
• Bill Belichick On NFL Trade Deadline: 'A Lot More Talk Than There Is Action'
• Lions Took Steps Backwards
• Here's What To Expect On Election Night (CBS News)
• Tom Brady Showed Off Ridiculous Arm Strength On Monday Night Football
• Food Lion Expanding Pickup Service At 5 Maryland Stores
• Blue Dots Spray-Painted In Front Of Several Roseville Homes With Biden-Harris Signs
• What went wrong with polls in 2016? Can we trust them now?
• Weather Blog: Clear Skies For Maryland, But Hurricane Eta Ravaging Central America
• Deputies Investigating Remains Of Emily Norman Found On Cattle Ranch
• Survey: Parents Relaxing House Rules With Kids During Pandemic
• Berks County Officials Asking Voters To Remain Patient As County Sees Large Turnout At Polling Locations
• Winning Lottery Ticket Worth More Than $600,000 Sold In Fayette County
• Like Everything Else In 2020, CBS4 Planning For A 'Weird' Election Night In Colorado
• Brittny Lewton, District Attorney, Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge
• Election Day 2020: Get A Discounted Ride To The Polls From Uber, Lyft
• Red Sox Team Performance Dietician Glen Tobias: 'Most Important Meal Of Day Isn't Breakfast, It's Right After Your Workout'
• Poll Workers Prepare For Election Day Surge Amid Unprecedented Early Voting In Northern California Counties
• At Least 2 Critically Hurt In Lynwood Apartment Blaze
• Hey Ray! More Acorns Falling From Trees This Year
• COVID: Judge Limits Gov. Gavin Newsom's Powers During Pandemic
• Sheriff: None Hurt After Fire Destroys Building In Climax
• What's On The Ballot In Massachusetts?
• Denver Business Owner Saddened By Pre-Election Boarded Windows: 'Isn't Always The Best Solution'
• Law Enforcement Chaplains Offering Election Day Emotional Support
• Colorado Plastic Surgeon Denis Gonyon Arrested On Child Porn Charges
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Could Adding Aspirin To Your Covid-19 Treatment Plan Make All The Difference?
• Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Becomes Winningest Black NFL Head Coach
• Do You Know This Dog? The Rottweiler Was Found Stuck Between A Fence And A Wall
• Walmart Lays Off Shelf-Scanning Robots, Lets Humans Do The Work
• Key House races to watch on Election Day
• Need Help Getting To The Polls Today? Check Out These Transportation Discounts, Poll Locators
• Car delivery scam preys on unsuspecting buyers during pandemic
• A guide to the election's top ballot initiatives
• Von Miller: My Ankle Is Feeling Good -- Hopefully A Couple Of Weeks
• Peters Township School District Investigating Allegations Marching Band Members Wore Black Face
• Election 2020: Tri-State Area Voters Set To Cast Their Ballots For President And Key Local Races
• Caught On Video: Man Randomly Sucker-Punches 12-Year-Old, Walks Away
• Nearly 49% Of Massachusetts Voters Cast Early Ballots In November Election
• Patriots' Asking Price For Stephon Gilmore Is Reportedly Very High
• Seven Springs Mountain Resort Holding Job Fair, Looking To Hire 1,000 Workers
• Mookie Betts Named Finalist For NL MVP
• Cities Across U.S. Bracing For Possible Election Day Violence And Unrest (CBS News)
• Russia's "Sausage King" killed with crossbow in his home sauna
• Economist: Racism costs the U.S. $16 trillion. Here's the math
• All Eyes On Pennsylvania As Election Finish Line Nears
• Election Day In Minnesota: What To Know Before Heading To The Polls
• Live Updates: Trump holds last 2020 MAGA rally; Biden sweeps tiny NH town
• Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder After Grandmother Shoved Onto Subway Tracks
• Kenosha shooting victim's dad blasts accused teen — and Trump
• Texas Is A Battleground State And A Record Surge In Voter Turnout Only Adds To An Unpredictable Election
• Boards Go Up On Businesses, Police To Be Out In Force Amid Concerns About Civil Unrest Stemming From Election 2020 In Chicago, Nationwide
• 2nd little girl rescued from Turkey's earthquake devastation
• Voters Line Up Across Allegheny County to Cast Ballots On Election Day
• United Center Now Open As Super Site, Voters To Head To Polls On Election Day After Early Voting Sets Record
• Stanford Begins Human Trials Of Johnson & Johnson Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'We Have Our Eyes On Pennsylvania': CBS News Political Correspondent Ed O'Keefe Discusses Importance Of Winning Pennsylvania In 2020 Presidential Election
• Car Owners Suspect String Of Vehicle Fires On Northwest Side Were Arson, But No Clear Answers From CPD Or CFD
• Court Grants Restraining Order Requiring Calvary Chapel San Jose To Comply With COVID-19 Health Orders
• In Wisconsin, Trump's Hope Of A Repeat Victory Clashes With Fierce Democratic Push
• Man Shot Multiple Times While Answering Front Door In Overbrook
• 18-year-old woman dies while scuba diving at national park
• Pittsburgh Weather: Beautiful Election Day Conditions
• Heading To The Polls? Here's A Look At Your Election Day Forecast
• Vandals spray paint "MAGA" and "TRUMP" on Jewish headstones
• As Holidays Approach, Lake County Group Planning COVID-Safe Six-Week 'Santa's Rock N Lights Show'
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Election Day
• Encore Boston Harbor Hotel Closing Temporarily As Casino Reduces Hours
• 'Your Vote Will Be Counted': Pennsylvania Suburban Counties Ready For 'Daunting' Processing Of Mail-In, Absentee Ballots
• Feds Erect 'Non-Scalable' Fence Around White House As Officials Prepare For Possible Election Day Protests
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/3 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Abortion on the ballot in Colorado and Louisiana
• President Trump's Campaign Makes Final Push Through Pa., Other Battleground States
• Joe Biden's Campaign Swings Through Pittsburgh To Rally Last-Minute Votes
• 'We Love What They Did': Florida Sen. Marco Rubio Supports Pro-Trump Caravan That Swarmed Biden Bus
• Florida Marks Dark Day In Political History When A Black Man Was Lynched After Friend Tried To Vote
• KPIX Vote Smart: Emboldened Bay Area Republicans No Longer Hide Their Support For President Trump
• Family Of Five Escapes East McKeesport House Fire
• Police: Man Shot In Abdomen, Two People Taken In For Questioning
• Conor Lamb, Sean Parnell To Hit Polls Early, Kicking Off Election Day In Hotly Contested 17th District
• Dixville Notch, New Hampshire Casts All 5 Votes For Joe Biden
• Ramirez Takes Early Lead Over Flynn In Ventura County District 5 Supervisor Race; Armendarez, Baca Jr. Face Off In San Bernardino
• Proposition 20: Voters Appear To Vote Against Increasing Penalties For Certain Crimes, Restricting Early Parole For Additional Crimes
• Tuesday's Show Info (11/3/20)
• 14 arrested in wake of deadly terror attack in Austria
• Trump-Biden Showdown, Senate Race Top Michigan's Ballot
• Giants' Rally Dies On Failed 2-Point Try; Brady, Bucs Hold On

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• Michigan hopes to have all votes counted within 24 hours
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• Tommy Tuberville projected to win Alabama Senate race
• Key battleground states' results could shift as mail-in votes are counted
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• Reproductive rights on the line in 2020
• Pipe burst in Georgia delays vote counting
• A closer look at the Latino vote in Florida
• Biden outperforming Clinton's 2016 campaign in key Ohio demographics
• More than 100 million Americans voted early this year
• What it was like covering the Trump and Biden campaigns
• A look at some of the top issues for voters in 2020
• Latino voters are crucial to victory in Nevada
• Official monitoring for possible Election Day cyberattacks
• Biden optimistic thanks to large turnout
• U.S. fights coronavirus surge amid record new cases
• Trump returns to the White House ahead of election night
• America on edge waiting for election results
• An inside look at vote counting process in battleground Arizona
• All eyes on Florida as major battleground state to report election results
• Exit polls give insight into voters' decisions on Election Day
• CBS Evening News, November 3, 2020
• Tight Senate races in Georgia and North Carolina
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• Former Obama campaign manager on the 2020 race
• DNC chairman Tom Perez expresses confidence in Joe Biden on election night
• Exit polls show economy, racial inequality, coronavurs are top concerns of voters
• Pennsylvania and Texas playing huge role in the 2020 election
• Tracking disinformation on Election Day
• Voters head to the polls across the country on historic Election Day
• Candidates look to Pennsylvania for the road to the White House
• Village in India prays Kamala Harris' victory
• Kamala Harris makes Election Day stop in Michigan
• Biden campaign says he's "feeling confident" on Election Day
• Both candidates close out their campaigns in crucial swing states
• Manhunt still underway for suspects in Vienna attack
• Austrian officials search for more suspects in Vienna terror attack
• Russia is closely monitoring U.S. elections amid concerns about interference
• Joe Biden makes final campaign stops in Pennsylvania on Election Day
• Republican and Democratic strategists on surge of legal challenges looming over Election Day
• Trump and Biden seek victory in the Sunshine State
• Stocks rally in morning trading on Election Day
• Why Iran sees Biden as the "more promising" candidate in the U.S. election
• Michigan official on "open carry" ruling and safe voting on Election Day
• Another child rescued from under rubble in Turkey
• Restaurant owners fear second COVID-19 shutdown could close them for good
• Why is the U.S. seeing a spike in pediatric COVID-19 cases? Doctor explains
• Why Pennsylvania is so crucial to outcome of 2020 presidential election
• Presidential candidates make final pitches to voters in key battleground states
• Voters across the country express hope for unity, healing after election
• Why winning over 62 million Latino and Black voters could be key to winning the White House
• Democrats hope to flip North Carolina for first time in 12 years
• Showdown builds as Republicans hope to keep control of the Senate
• Nearly 100 million Americans have already voted, so what will Election Day turnout look like?
• Former campaign managers on what to watch for on election night
• Georgia smashes voting records ahead of Election Day
• Despite rising coronavirus cases, Wisconsin ready for 2020 election
• Officials nationwide prepare for possible post-election unrest
• What to watch: The pathways to 270 Electoral College votes
• Trump and Biden make last-ditch efforts to turn out voters in battleground states
• WorldView: Vienna attack, Hurricane Eta and more global headlines
• Reince Priebus, Valerie Jarrett on election night and key states to watch
• Florida remains central to Trump's path to victory
• Trump, Biden hope for large turnout in Pennsylvania
• Biden makes final Election Day push in battleground state of Pennsylvania
• Trump holds 5 rallies in 4 swing states in bid to woo last-minute Election Day votes
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