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9 things to do while Americans cast their votes
Excited for the count but bored of the wait? Read on…
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
Excited for the count but bored of the wait? Read on…
Some voters complained of queues and delays after polls opened at 6AM, while others expressed relief at being able to vote in storm-ravaged areas.
What would Aunt Hilda say? Or Principal Kraft?
If you’re staying up late tonight, here are the times to take note of, the poll closing times to watch and the swing states where the battle for the White House will come down to.
TheJournal.ie has asked four Irish people living in the US about their experiences during this presidential election season.
Tens of millions of Americans will cast their vote today as the US presidential election reaches its conclusion.
Romney has reportedly routed millions of euro in dividends through a tax loophole in the Netherlands via an investment in Irish pharmaceutical company, Warner Chilcott.
At least one complaint has been lodged with the Advertising Standards Association of Ireland over this morning’s newspaper ad.
The 99 pictures that tell the story of the US Presidential Election campaign of 2012.
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Winning Nobel Prizes, making Viagra ads, and playing ‘Mitt Romney’ – just some of what the losers of past US presidential elections have done and what might await Romney or Obama on Wednesday morning.
A special and highly scientific investigation by DailyEdge.ie.
The IrishCentral poll found 51 per cent of Irish American voters plan to vote for Barack Obama with 48 per cent leaning towards Mitt Romney.
You’ve heard of the “Redskins Rule,” right?
This time next week we will know whether its President Obama for four more years or president-elect Romney. But will it really matter for Ireland?
“Thank you very much Mary for that introduction and you can er, tweak my ears any time.”
The candidates are forced to cancel some appearances as states of emergency are declared across eight states.
*Hint: when you see who it is, you’ll know it’s not.
Is somebody in the White House race being economical with the truth? A look at how the US presidential race stands right now.
Richard Mourdock is under fire for making the comment while defending his opposition to abortion.
The final debate took place in Florida last night, with two weeks to go before America decides on Obama or Romney. But who will they choose?
The debate focussed on foreign policy. Well, it was supposed to.
The Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll showed that 79 per cent of the 1,000 people surveyed said that they would vote for Obama.
The candidates spent their weekend swatting up on foreign policy with the latest poll putting them both at 47 per cent.
“I went to a number of women’s groups and I said ‘can you help us find folks?’and they brought us whole binders full of women.”
The New York Times reported that the US had agreed one-on-one talks with Iran after the November presidential election but the White House has denied this.
A new ad by Mitt Romney alleges that Barack Obama has not put forward a full policy platform for the next four years.
US President Barack Obama and his Republican opponent Mitt Romney went head-to-head for the second of their debates last night.
The second US presidential debate was close, but it went to Obama, analysts say.
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