| Voter turnout strong throughout central New YorkNewsChannel 9 WSYR, NY - Nov 4, 2008Syracuse, New York (WSYR-TV) – Voters have been streaming to polling places all across central New York on Election Day. In some cases, turnout records may ... |
No ID to Vote in New YorkWETM-TV, NY - Nov 4, 2008‘No they never do,’” said voter, Jennifer Spicer. New York State does not require voters to show an ID on election days. But do they require a signature. ... |
Starbucks Gives Voters Free CoffeeAdweek, NY - Nov 4, 2008NEW YORK Starbucks launched a major TV effort during the weekend in hopes of driving much-needed customers to its coffee shops on Election Day. ... SBUX |
Atlanta Voters Talk About Issues on Final DayThe Epoch Times, NY - Nov 4, 2008Actress Angelina Cortez, from New York, was traveling to her third potential polling place, wearing an Obama T-shirt. She said she did not realize you have ... |
NY1 | Manhattan Voters Take Their Case To CourtNY1, NY - Nov 4, 2008"We have more than five-million voters in New York City, over 70000 machines, and thousands of poll workers. So, statistically speaking, we should have a ... |
Huge voter turnout possible in regionSchenectady Gazette, NY - Nov 4, 2008Neal Rosenstein of the New York Public Interest Research Group said voters need to confirm their voting district as well as the polling place to be assured ... |
NYers express hope as they voteNewsday, NY - Nov 4, 2008ALBANY, NY - New York voters who waited in lines that snaked down city blocks and inside suburban schools Tuesday said they wanted the chance to take part ... |
Voters Flood Polls To Decide Epic ElectionFree Internet Press, NY - Nov 4, 2008Some voting experts and campaign advisers predicted that some 130 million voters would cast ballots, which would be the highest percentage turnout in a ... |
Arcuri-Hanna race brings out votersUtica Observer Dispatch, NY - Nov 4, 2008He believes fundamental changes are needed in order to turn around Upstate New York. Arcuri, however, believes that the region already has begun a ... |
Local voter turnout continues to buildPoughkeepsie Journal, NY - Nov 4, 2008Polls in New York state opened at 6 am, and the historic nature of today's election - which will produce either the first black president or first female ... |
Sydney Morning Herald | 2008 Election Night Live BlogCBS News, NY - Nov 4, 2008Texas, North Dakota, Kansas and Wyoming go to McCain, CBS News projects while Obama picks up New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Rhode Island. ...Obama secures victory 324-124 Poughkeepsie JournalHIS TIME HAS COME WCBS-TV New YorkElection Night Guide (Popcorn Included) New York Times BlogsAlbany Times Union - WCBS-TV New Yorkall 1,903 news articles » |
DECISION 2008: Tonawanda gets out the voteTonawanda News, NY - Nov 4, 2008“So much aid is going to New York City, when we could use some of that aid,” Dobo said. “With Mary Lou Rath gone, we need someone who will go to Albany and ... |
Young Voters Speak: “I Want Change”NYCity News Service, NY - Nov 4, 2008A first-time voter from East New York, Crooks said she planned to vote for Obama, who she hoped would bring about the change he has promised. ... |
Voters greeted by long lines at polling placesNewsChannel 9 WSYR, NY - Nov 4, 2008Voters wait in line at Brick School Terrace on Salt Springs Road Tuesday morning. (WSYR-TV) Syracuse, New York (WSYR-TV) - Across central New York there ... |
NYC voters are waiting in lineElmira Star-Gazette, NY - Nov 4, 2008AP • November 4, 2008 NEW YORK -- Long lines are being reported at many of New York City's polling sites. Some voters arrived as early as 4 am — two hours ... |
Problems at the pollsWIVB, NY - Nov 4, 2008When the polls opened across western New York Tuesday morning, the phones at the Board of Elections began to ring. Dennis Ward (Board of Elections) said, ... |
Polls now open; watershed election under wayPoughkeepsie Journal, NY - Nov 4, 2008By Jenny Lee-Adrian • Poughkeepsie Journal • November 4, 2008 Polls in New York state opened at 6 am, and the historic nature of today's election - which ... |
Virgina votersPace University The Pace Press (subscription), NY - Nov 4, 2008As an evening voter, I'm leaving my internship early to go to my respective borough (the Bronx) to cast my vote. According to today's The New York Times, ... |
Voters Get Creative When Faced With Long LinesWCBS-TV New York, NY - Nov 4, 2008NEW YORK (CBS) ― The incredible turnout on Election Day 2008 led to long lines at the polling stations, and voters looking for ways to kill time any way ... |
Working Families Party workin’ itAlbany Times Union, NY - Nov 4, 2008The New York State Senate has been controlled for decades by the candidates of the Republican and Conservative Parties. That could change on Tuesday. ... |
BlackBook Magazine | Free Food for Anxious VotersBlackBook Magazine, NY - Nov 4, 2008If you've already exhausted our list of New York recession specials, So after you've claimed your free doughnuts, coffee, and ice cream (note that free ... |
New voting machines prove troublingUtica Observer Dispatch, NY - Nov 4, 2008WILLIAM P. CANNON / Observer-Dispatch Annastasha Dornburgh, 6, Holland Patent, New York. watches through the polling booth curtain, Tuesday, Nov. ... |
Great Day in HarlemColumbia Journalist, NY - Nov 4, 2008His son, New York State Assemblyman Adam Clayton Powell IV, and Powell Jr.’s successor, US Rep. Charles Rangel, serve as political leaders for Harlem today. ... |
With emotions running high, America votesBuffalo News, United States - Nov 4, 2008Ward said that even with a significant turnout expected locally, no such waits are anticipated because New York’s voting procedures are far less cumbersome. ... |
Election officials gearing upWIVB, NY - Nov 4, 2008BUFFALO, NY (WIVB) - Election officials are gearing up for a busy day across western New York. Call it the calm before the storm, because first thing ... |
Round-up on House RacesWall Street Journal Blogs, NY - Nov 4, 2008John R. “Randy” Kuhl of New York and Phil English of Pennsylvania were defeated. Democrat Eric Massa unseated Kuhl in New York’s southern tier, ... |
Once a Man, Now a Woman, Trying to VoteNew York Times Blogs, NY - Nov 4, 2008Mr. Braxton did and waited as the hotline official searched the voter rolls in New York State, unsuccessfully, as it turned out. Ms. Carver said the problem ... |
The People's Art Comes Out For ObamaThe Nation., NY - Nov 4, 2008Branching out from New York City, which he saturated with thousands of stencils, Clark spent his summer on a road trip. Missouri, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, ... |
New York Times Blogs | Odds and Ends From a Big DayNew York Times Blogs, NY - Nov 4, 2008(Photo: James Estrin/The New York Times) Just as politicians had to wait on line to vote, so did athletes. At Public School 149 in Harlem, the former Knicks ... |
Long Lines Already at NYC Polling Places1010 Wins, NY - Nov 4, 2008NEW YORK (AP) -- The line at one Upper East Side polling place was long before the polls even opened today and it has gotten nothing but longer as would-be ... |
Student group provides voting helpPress & Sun-Bulletin, NY - Nov 4, 2008Binghamton University’s chapter of New York Public Interest Research Group were on hand during Tuesday’s voting hours to help students find their polling ... |
NYCity News Service | Just Another Day on Wall St.NYCity News Service, NY - Nov 4, 2008The opening bell on Wall Street rings at 9:30 am, and the New York Stock Exchange is open for another day – Election Day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ... |
Slaughter handily returns to officeMPNnow.com, NY - Nov 4, 2008By Dan Goldman, staff writer Voters Tuesday sent Congresswoman Louise Slaughter, D-Fairport, back to Washington to represent New York’s 28th Congressional ... |
Election Day briefs from around the nationForbes, NY - Nov 4, 2008NEW YORK (AP) - Democrat Michael McMahon won the congressional seat in Staten Island held by disgraced Rep. Vito Fossella, tipping the entire New York City ... |
Live Blogging Election NightNew York Times Blogs, NY - Nov 4, 2008We’re strapping in for the big night in The Times’s main office in New York. It’s like mission control here. Here are some details about all the stuff you ... |
Joe the Plumber Vs. Lilly LedbetterHuffington Post, NY - Nov 4, 2008Women were officially allowed to compete in Boston in 1972, and in the New York Marathon on an equal basis in 1973. Switzer won the New York race in 1974. ... |
It’s here!WNYC, NY - Nov 4, 2008... executive director of New Yorkers for Verified Voting speaks about voting problems–and what voters can do about them–in New York and elsewhere. ... |
Empire State Is Blue And RedForbes, NY - Nov 4, 2008New York State has 31 electoral votes, or more than 10 percent of the total needed for victory. Every poll and politician has given the Empire State to ... |
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