Presidential Election 2012
Election Day is fast approaching and the race is tight, but President Obama holds the advantage in several key swing states as the struggle for America's shifting popular vote continues.
With approximately 48 hours before the first polls of the 2012 presidential election closes, the latest numbers from the Pew Research Center shows some good news for the incumbent.
If you're in New Jersey, here's how you can still cast your vote for the 2012 presidential election.
Clinton, Romney to stump in Pennsylvania this weekend
National polls show Republican challenger Mitt Romney losing his grip on the popular vote just days before the presidential election.
Mitt Romney’s main argument for his election is that he would fix the economy. So what is Romney’s economic plan?
Three days before the national election, the Electoral College outlook for Republican challenger Mitt Romney looks bleak.
In over 20 polls of voters in swing states, President Obama led Republican challenger Mitt Romney in all but three.
A series of polls in some of the most critical swing states paints a bleak picture for Republican challenger Mitt Romney’s chances to win the presidency on Tuesday.
Eleven states can make the difference and decide if President Barack Obama will serve another four years as commander-in-chief.
Republican challenger Mitt Romney’s lead in the national polls has ended.
President Obama continues to cement his hold on crucial swing states while paring down Republican challenger Mitt Romney’s lead in the national polls.
Candidates still battling for Penn, Colo. votes with four days left before election
States still in play, but Obama holding leads in both
Eighteen Electoral College votes are what President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney are vying for from the swing state Ohio.
