Election Coverage

The close race for president in Ohio and nationally could boil down to how well each side has mobilized church-goers.

Tuesday, as those who follow politics probably know, is Election Day. The battle between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney has been contentious, expensive, personal, illuminating, ugly, frustrating, petty, enlightening and, above all, long. And it is expected to be close.

This week's Political Junkie column is an attempt to guide you to what's at stake on Tuesday, both in the contest for the White House as well as the 33 Senate and 435 House seats on the ballot.

As relentlessly as the candidates have courted voters, they've also shown their love to donors.

A report by the Center for Responsive Politics places the total cost of the 2012 elections at an estimated $6 billion, which would make it the most expensive election in U.S. history

President Barack Obama and Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney are in the middle of whirlwind tours throughout Ohio this weekend.

Both major party presidential candidates say they have legal experts at the ready in case of problems on election night in the swing states.

President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney spoke this morning about the latest job figures.

A former U.S. President was in Ohio Thursday, stumping for the current leader of the free world. Jim Letizia Reports.

Mitt Romney's wife, Ann, headlined a "Women for Mitt" rally yesterday at the Aladdin Shrine center in Columbus,