On Friday, Gallup released the results of a survey that showed a significant gender gap in voter preference during the presidential election. In fact, the gender gap in 2012 was the largest in the history of the polling agency.
Updates to Election Day coverage will be added as they become available. Election Day is a busy day and it can be tricky keeping track of everything.
All of the states that are currently labeled “toss ups” will be important to watch on election night. However, one could easily make the argument that the most crucial swing state for both mainstream candidates in this election is Virginia.
The most talked about issue this election, and over the past four years has been the United States’ debt. “Are we in a debt crisis?” “Will China foreclose on America?” “America is drowning in debt,” are just a few of the headlines often brought up during the conversation surrounding the debt crisis.
While this outcome is unlikely, the first question of whether it is possible can be answered with an indisputable “yes.”
Early voting in Texas began on Monday, October 22. There are over thirteen million people registered to vote in the state and, while some of these people will choose to not participate in the voting process this year, many of the individuals who do will vote sometime between now and Friday, November 2.
On Monday, early voting began in Texas along with seven other states, including Washington, DC.
