Obama: Voting Felt Great, Will Be Sentimental Tonight

CHICAGO, Ill. – Sen. Barack Obama cast his vote this morning, both daughters in tow, and announced that the experience was a hit.

Warhol Does Presidential Politics

In celebration of this historic Election Day, The Los Angeles Times reaches into the electoral memorabilia vault and profiles what it calls “the greatest modern political poster” — a ghoulish 1972 Andy Warhol mock-up of President Richard M. Nixon, in support of Nixon’s challenger, Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.).

Palin Releases Medical History Letter

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin apparently caught her staff by surprise last month when she told NBC’s Brian Williams she would release her medical records to the public.

With the records still unreleased this week, and no indication from the McCain campaign that they would be forthcoming, several More…

Obama Speaks About his Grandmother’s Death

Sen. Barack Obama took a few moments to discuss his grandmother’s death on the campaign trail on Monday, and then he swiftly returned to focusing his message on closing arguments and GOTV.

His campaign also released a statement to traveling reporters, but otherwise avoided the topic on Monday night. More…

Biggest Obstacle to Fair Election May Be Long Lines

Forget the claims of voter fraud, like Disney characters and dead people voting. The real problem in this election is likely to be not that ineligible people show up to vote, but that lots of eligible voters never make it through the long lines and bureaucratic hurdles to cast ballots More…

On Election Day, Obama Says the People Are the Answer

CHICAGO, Ill. — Walking through Sen. Barack Obama’s national headquarters last night, it was striking to see how quiet things were on election eve.

The downtown office building was filled with operatives working late into the night, though the ranks were thinned because some people were deployed to the field. More…

Breaking: Obama Launches Final Attack on McCain

On this last day before the election, Sen. Barack Obama is urging voters to relive some humiliating history. Speaking in Jacksonville, Fla., Obama will remind voters of the infamous declaration that Sen. John McCain made in the very same location about six weeks ago, according to a preview of the More…

McCain’s Final Push

The McCain campaign has kicked into overdrive for its final full day of campaigning before Election Day.

While Sen. John McCain maintained a leisurely schedule for much of the campaign — until recently, McCain rarely did more than two public events in one day — he and Alaska Gov. Sarah More…

Former Secretary of State Says Palin Not Ready

With a new CBS/New York Times poll finding that 59 percent of registered voters don’t think Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is ready to be vice president, one of Sen. John McCain’s most prominent supporters is publicly saying what much of the rest of the country seems to More…

Touting GOP Outreach, Obama Talks With Maddow

Sen. Barack Obama granted an exclusive interview to MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow on Thursday night, huddling with the popular new prime time host in an appearance that’s sure to fire up plenty of Obama’s supporters.