Political

Shortly after midnight on Nov. 7, 2012, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney addressed supporters in Boston, Mass. with his official concession speech. Romney lost the race to the White House after President Barack Obama clinched 303 electoral votes to Romney's 206.

On Nov. 6, 2012, Barack Obama was re-elected as President of the United States of America by the American people after clinching 303 electoral votes (270 votes are needed for the presidency).

Keep listening this evening for continued coverage of the 2012 General Election. We will have Jay Zimmer and Gene Stewart providing two updates each hour. If you miss any of those updates, you can get all of the audio right here. All of our coverage tonight is sponsored by Schultheis Insurance...

As votes are finalized, the first five states have been called for the 2012 Presidential election. According to NBC, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia and South Carolina have all been called for Republican Mitt Romney. Vermont is the only state reporting that has been called for President Obama...

The folks at Bad Lip Reading have had a field day with this year's presidential election. They have targeted politicians on both sides of the isle. And since today marks the end (or at least a decrease) of political talk, BLR gives us highlights from the recent debates.

Al right, get ready to have your little voting world rocked with the way that the Presidential race is really determined. Unlike every other elected office, the president is not elected on the principle of “one man – one vote.” Our founding fathers threw a little wrench into the system called the Electoral College...

Want to know which polling place has the shortest wait time? That information is as close as your phone with the app from the Vanderburgh County Elections Office. The app is free in your app store and will give you real time information on waiting times at the polls...

If you live in Newburgh, Boonville, Chandler, or anywhere with in the Warrick county limits, here's where you can go to make your voice be heard.

Yessssss!  One more day and those nasty political ads will be silenced for a while.  No more mud slinging and lies over the airwaves of America, at least for a while.  Even those of us in the media, especially those of us in the media, have had difficulty listening to our own airwaves without grimacing.  Now it's your turn to speak your voice...with your vote!

If the pundits are to be believed, tomorrow's election is the most important election in history since the last most important election in history <insert number of years> ago. With the fate of the world resting on our fingertips, it would probably help to know where to go cast your planet-saving vote.