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Exit pollster reduces size of survey in non-swing states
David Gura Nov 5, 2012
Edison Research will divert resources from largely predictable states to swing states, 'where the news is.'
Buy your 'I voted' stickers now
Kai Ryssdal Nov 5, 2012
Patriotism and civic pride can be yours for just $3.80 per thousand.
On the fence: A small business owner wants her candidate to say the right thing
Kai Ryssdal Nov 2, 2012
Marketing strategist Olalah Njenga is hoping her candidate will give her the "how" so she can give him her vote.
Conservative outside ads spin Obama’s Sandy response
Rachael Marcus Nov 2, 2012
Reaction to Libyan attack panned
Jobs report: 'Bumping along the bottom' or 'continued healing'
Jeff Horwich Nov 2, 2012
The economy added 171,000 jobs last month and unemployment rate in October ticked up to 7.9 percent as more people entered the workforce to look for jobs. Obama and Romney economic advisers tell us what they see in the numbers.
Nick Kroll's two cents on the 99%, 47%, and the Take 5 candy bar
Nick Kroll Nov 2, 2012
During this campaign, we’ve been inundated with numbers and percentages from both the media and the candidates alike. 99 percent, 5 trillion, 1 percent ,7 trillion, 47 percent, and it has left Nick Kroll 100 percent confused.
Election issues with a melody: An interview with The National
Krissy Clark Nov 1, 2012
Indie rockers The National take a break from a recording session in upstate New York to talk politics and election issues, and perform a version of their economically inspired "Bloodbuzz Ohio"
Band The National weighs in on politics, the election and Ohio
Krissy Clark Nov 1, 2012
Reporter Krissy Clark sits down with the lead singer of The National to see how a 'non-political' band makes music in an election year.
Bloomberg’s super PAC backs candidates in both parties
Rachael Marcus Nov 1, 2012
Super PAC founded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg spends nearly $5 million in California, Florida, and Illinois.
How Sandy will impact the election
Frank Newport Nov 1, 2012
With just five days to go until election day, superstorm Sandy will almost certainly have an impact, but the economy is still the number one priority in the minds of voters.
