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Annie Fox Mon-Fri: 5am-10am
Steve Zana Mon-Fri: 10am-3pm
Scotty Smith Mon-Fri: 3pm-7pm
Laura Waluszko Region News Team
Jay Stevens Region News Team
Brent Brown Region News Team
Jake Tapper tracks the latest from the president's campaign headquarters.
Chris Murphy beats wrestling executive Linda McMahon in costliest Conn. race.
Joseph Kennedy III, the great-nephew of president John F. Kennedy, won election to U.S. Congress today, marking the first time a Kennedy has been part of federal government since Patrick Kennedy resigned from Congress in 2010.
Scott Brown, Elizabeth Warren fought in one of the most expensive Senate races. 
Independents are siding with Mitt Romney at the polls in nearly every battleground state -- like Ohio, Virginia, Florida, Wisconsin -- but President Obama has been able to make up for it with gains among Hispanics and women, according to exit polls.
Tea party-favorite Richard Mourdock has lost his Senate race to Democrat Joe Donnelly.
Election night smackdown: Ex-wrestling executive Linda McMahon loses Connecticut Senate race
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House Speaker John Boehner and his Republican colleagues will secure enough seats to retain their majority, winning at least 218 seats in the House of Representatives, according to a projection of election results by ABC News. ...
Read more: Speaker Boehner, Republicans Preserve Control of House
Jon Karl reviews the most contested races to keep an eye on.
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"World News" asked voters for their ideal soundtrack when casting their vote....
Read more: Watch: Music Americans Thought About While Voting
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ABC News Now roundtable discuss new information out of battleground state Ohio....
Read more: Watch: Ohio Exit Polls: Auto Bailout Remains Popular
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Galicia Malone cast ballot in Chicago while having contractions that were five minutes apart....
Read more: Watch: Illinois Woman in Labor Votes on Way to Hospital
The presidential candidates and their running mates made news with these lines.
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President Obama and Mitt Romney matched each other state for state in early returns as attention turned to a trio of swing states where polls had closed but results were so close a winner had yet to emerge. The electoral votes of Ohio, Virginia and Florida are vital to each candidate's success. In Virginia and Florida, lines stretched from some polling places even after they had officially closed. ...
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