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Special Report: Election 2012
Harnessing the Youth Vote in 2012
About 17 million young adults are eligible to vote for the first time in the presidential election.
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Displacement in Staten Island worries potential voters
Voting in Staten Island after megastorm Sandy could be difficult for some residents.
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From Assembly to Congress?
Grace Meng is running to become the first Asian American elected to Congress from New York this November
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A group of New Yorkers canvas in Philadelphia
At 8:25 a.m., the volunteers left The Goodwin, stopped at the Obama for America headquarters uptown to cram empty seats with more volunteers, and then headed off.
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Black Voters Face Pressure from Voting Restrictions and from One Another
Some African-American voters feel they are under pressure in the Nov. 6 elections to vote for Barack Obama.
Features
The “Magenta Yenta”
The reality television cameras and abundance of pink décor at the function may cause some to question the sincerity of Meyer’s campaign, but her support group of family and friends are confident in the young candidate.
News
Sandy’s wrath leaves a small New Jersey town in ruins
All that remained of the large kitchen were a few cabinets on the wall.
News•Slideshows
Chinatown while recovering from Sandy, gets ready for Election Day
Chinatown works on next steps in Sandy recovery.
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Chappaqua’s most famous residents: the Clintons
Bill and Hillary Clinton had transformed Chappaqua into Bill-and-Hill-Ville.
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Chinese-American voters support Obama
Orla Lin, whose daily responsibilities include helping her mostly Chinese-American customers get their medications, said she planned to vote for President Obama because he had a more diplomatic approach with regard to U.S-China relations.