National Election Headlines
Romney: Voting Is the 'One Job Left'
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is urging Americans to vote as he kicks off his last and longest day of campaigning before Tuesday's election. (Nov. 5)
Romney: 'We Can Make It Happen'
Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney told Virginia voters on Sunday night "I need your vote." Romney and President Obama are fighting hard for votes in Virginia, which polls show to be a toss-up. (Nov. 4)
Romney: Obama Victory Would Mean More Gridlock
Campaigning two days before election day, Republican Mitt Romney told a Cleveland, Ohio crowd that re-election of President Barack Obama would mean more partisan gridlock in Washington. (Nov. 4)
Romney Sprinting to Finish in Key States
After months of campaigning at a normal pace, Republican nominee Mitt Romney set out on a frenzied, all-out campaign push to win over voters in eight of the battleground states that will decide who becomes president. (Nov. 3)
Romney Starts Last Weekend of Campaign
Mitt Romney is criticizing President Barack Obama for urging Americans to vote as the "best revenge." (Nov. 3)
Romney: Unemployment Higher Than 4 Years Ago
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney blasted President Barack Obama's record on the economy and jobs. Romney says if elected, he'll bring real change on day one of his presidency. (Nov. 2)
New York Mayor Bloomberg Endorses Obama
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg backed President Barack Obama on Thursday, saying the incumbent Democrat will bring critically needed leadership to fight climate change after the devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy. (Nov. 1)
Obama: 'Work Is Not Done Yet'
President Barack Obama is closing the final days of the presidential campaign by declaring that rival Mitt Romney is not the agent of change he portrays himself to be. ( Nov. 1)
Romney: Obama Doesn't Understand Business
Mitt Romney said Thursday that President Barack Obama doesn't have a clue about how business works. The Obama campaign shot back by saying that Romney doesn't know what he's talking about. (Nov. 1)
The Ground Game: Crucial to a White House Win?
Days before the election, both campaigns are focused on their crucial ground games. And for good reason. With the race balanced on a razor's edge, the keys to the White House could hinge on which campaign does it best. AP's Kelly Daschle re...
The Youth Vote: Potential Game Changer
Could the youth vote be a game changer for the 2012 presidential election? As college students and recent grads face an uncertain economic future, both candidates are courting their vote. (Oct. 31)
Ann Romney: Urges Red Cross Donations
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's wife encouraged people to donate to the Red Cross at a Green Bay area campaign office. (Oct. 30)
Sandy Upends Final Week of Presidential Race
Superstorm Sandy's mayhem is upending the final week of the presidential race, with President Barack Obama calling off another of the waning days left to campaign and Republican Mitt Romney struggling to strike the right tone. (Oct. 30)
Talk Shows Give Nominees Important Boost
Day time talk shows and late night comedy programs are getting a second look from political strategists as President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney battle to boost turn out among their supporters on election day. (Oct. 30)
US Foreign Policy: Changes Coming Post-election?
The world is watching closely as American voters make their decision between Democrat incumbent, President Barack Obama, and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney. (Oct 29)
Obama Hits Romney on Taxes
President Barack Obama is seeking to win over voters in low-tax New Hampshire by criticizing Mitt Romney for raising taxes and fees when he was governor of neighboring Massachusetts. (Oct. 27)
Romney Calls for Political Cooperation
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is calling for more partisan cooperation in Washington as he rallies supporters in Florida. (Oct. 27)
Obama: 'Huge Contrast' Between Campaigns
President Barack Obama told MTV there's a 'huge contrast' in this campaign between himself and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. (Oct. 26)
Obama Votes Early, Romney Focuses on Ohio
President Barack Obama became the first chief executive in history to cast an early ballot, doing so in his hometown of Chicago. Meanwhile, GOP challenger Mitt Romney criss-crossed Ohio, a state that could be vital to his chances of winning...
Romney Says His Campaign Has 'bigger' Ideas
Campaigning in the critical swing state of Ohio, GOP Republican nominee Mitt Romney said President Barack Obama is focusing on small ideas, and his presidency would be about big ideas. (Oct. 25)
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