More voters admitted to casting a ballot for Barack Obama than John McCain at the Westland Recreational Center in Columbus, Ohio today.

However out of 75 persons surveyed during a one and a half hour period, 23 said they voted for Obama and 17 said McCain. Thirty-five people chose not...

Ohio got a bad rep after the 2004 Presidential Election because the long lines at the polls discouraged and disenfranchised urban working people and students from casting their vote, an electorate that usually votes democratic. Many blamed the long lines as the reason why Bush beat Kerry that year....

An off-week for the Ohio State football team possibly swelled the number of Franklin County Ohio voters that stood outside of Veterans Memorial to vote.

The convention hall in downtown Columbus opened at 8:00am on the Saturday before the historic election and those on line that early in the morning...

Randi Weingarten, the president of the United Federation of Teachers, strolled down High Street in Columbus, Ohio during the Gallery Hop on Saturday. Weingarten came to Ohio to support Hillary Clinton's campaign, which the UFT has endorsed.

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At a coffee shop in Columbus, Ohio, a young man ordered a Mystical Mind mango smoothie. Clad in a long black wool overcoat, mint green collared shirt and white tie, he introduced himself with a nervous laugh.

"I've never been interviewed before," said Shekar Jayaraman, 21, a delegate for Hillary...

On a brisk Saturday afternoon, Amy Rock and Dottie Dutro set up a table and two chairs in front of Bettys Fine Food and Spirits. Rock couldn't find the banner she had to hang over the table, but instead she made do with handmade posters and blue painters tape....

Not every New Yorker supports their hometown politician. Mr. Luis Cordova, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic, would like to see Barack Obama win the presidency.

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Vacations to Southern Florida usually involve visits to the beach, bike or boat rides through alligator territory, or day cruises to the Bahamas. Seldom do sun seekers engage in local politics. But if they did, the experience would be no day at the beach.

Miami-Dade County includes the cities of...

Around 2p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 5, a Plymouth police officer placed large cones in the parking spots in front of the Lucky Dog Tavern & Grill. He disclosed that someone was coming into town to speak there at 5 p.m., but would not say who. The tavern, located directly across...

At the Lucky Dog bar and grill on Main Street in Plymouth, New Hampshire, this Sunday night's special included a new item: Bill Clinton. The visit surprised most locals who had come to the spot to eat, drink and watch playoff football.

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Because classes had not resumed at Plymouth State College, not many students walked the streets of Plymouth on the Sunday before the primary. However, others in this Central New Hampshire town, located at the foot of the White Mountains, shared their sentiments about the changes they hoped the next President...

Chants of "John Edwards for President" pierced the cold New Hampshire night. A group of about 50 steelworkers and their family members yelled in support of Edwards while some, but not all cars, honked in response. The group, which represented the United Steelworkers' District 4, hailed from nine different states...

Soledad Guzman Salazar, who moved from Colombia to New Hampshire seven years ago, came to the Barack Obama rally at Nashua High School North. She said she felt happy to have been at the rally.

"I believe that I have made an excellent choice," Mrs. Guzman Salazar said in Spanish....