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Washington Post:  DES MOINES, Iowa — President Obama bid an emotional farewell to the campaign trail here Monday night, returning on the eve of the 2012 election to the Midwest town that launched his first run to the White House.

Residents of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire kicked off Election Day by voting at midnight. The result was a tie, reflecting the close race that polls are showing around the nation.

HuffPo: Hip-hop star Jay-Z performed at a rally in Columbus, Ohio in support of President Obama on Monday, revving up the thousands of supporters with some of his most notable hits. Among those in the crowd was Sen. Sherrod Brown

Fr. Erich Weiss of Wisconsin gives a powerful and detailed homily about the responsibilities of Catholic voters.

Commuters and school kids streamed back into New York City Monday, but the day was anything but normal.

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Obama vs Romney! Sherman vs Berman! Yeah, yeah, those are all important but lost in all that hype and hoopla is Measure B. Los Angeles County voters will get to determine Tuesday if porn actors should

Bruce Springsteen says at Obama campaign rally that the first debate “Really Freaked Me Out” (November 5, 2012).

Viral YouTube video created by Chris Corrado is firing up the grassroots and keeping conservative voters focused on what really is at stake on election day tomorrow.

Daily Press: A time lapse of the Mitt Romney Rally in Newport News, Va. shows the crowd grow to a packed house. Shows crowd filling airport hangar.

Senator John McCain on MSNBC’s Morning Joe…

Homer Simpson: “I’ve already got one wife telling me to eat healthy. Plus, he promised me death panels and grandpa’s still alive, Mitt Romney, I hear he wears magic underpants. I expect the leader of the free world to go

L.A. congressmen clash in bitter campaign Some voters in Los Angeles will have to choose between two longtime congressmen. John Blackstone reports on their campaign, which is one of the most bitter in the country.