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Illinois State Senate passes same-sex marriage legislation

Springfield - In what some are calling the "Valentine Vote", the Illinois State Senate has voted on a bill that will legalize same-sex marriage.

In the Media by Greta McClain - 2 comments

Hasbro pegs new question: Which 'Monopoly' game piece should go?

Pawtucket - Hasbro is asking its players which one of the eight game tokens should get the boot? Players are getting asked to vote on Facebook as to which piece should be saved and what new one should be added to the popular board game.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 5 comments

Their future at stake, Egyptians wait in long lines to vote

Cairo - Despite weeks of protests and violence in Alexandria and the Egyptian capital of Cairo, thousands of Egyptians stood in line to vote on the controversial draft constitution.

In the Media by Greta McClain

First-time voters talk about the 2012 Presidential Election Special

Four young Americans, representing three states and both sides of the political aisle, discuss what it meant to them to vote in their first presidential election.

Digital Journal Report by Kay Mathews

Obama wins Ohio and four more years as U.S. President

It's been confirmed Americans have reelected President Obama back to the White House. The Republicans maintain control of the House, while the Democrats remain the majority in the Senate.

In the Media by David Silverberg - 36 comments

Speculation continues: Joe Biden planning 2016 presidential run

Vice President Joe Biden has been alluding to a potential future candidacy and on the U.S. Election Day 2012, he further hinted that voters may see his name on future ballots.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 11 comments

Op-Ed: A peaceful place to vote in Raleigh, NC Special

Raleigh, North Carolina providing convenience and aid for those who find it difficult to have their vote counted with curbside voting assistance.

Digital Journal Report by Christopher Wager

Polls say Obama would win by a landslide if the world could vote

The US presidential election would be bereft of suspense and less exciting if the rest of the world could vote. Recent polls reveal that left to non-Americans Obama would win by a landslide.

In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 26 comments

Op-Ed: The Impact of Sandy on US Presidential Politics

New York - The devastation, flooding, loss of power, blocked roads, from Hurricane Sandy creates what may well be a serious threat to voting on election day.

In the Media by Frank Kaufmann - 6 comments