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Heavy Democratic turnout in Va. includes new immigrant enclaves

Angela Valdez
Salvadorans and Ethiopians are among the new residents turning Northern Virginia blue.

Investors want change: Dow closes up 305

Andrew Leonard
Best Election Day rally in 24 years. Were traders watching the polls?

Top 10 songs to rock your Obama victory party

Cyrus Farivar
From reggaeton to techno, he's everywhere.

It’s official: Obama will win, thanks to the Redskins

Vincent Rossmeier
If history is right, Washington's embarrassing loss Monday night all but ensures an Obama win.

Benchmarks for Barack

Thomas Schaller
Forget racial identity, there are other benchmarks by which to judge the results tonight.

Maddow and Martha

Rebecca Traister
On Election Day, the two women discuss their nervousness, the MSNBC host's interview with Barack Obama and, of course, cocktails.

If the rest of the world could vote

Andrew Leonard
Foreigners can see themselves in the candidacy of Barack Obama. Maybe the U.S.A. really is "exceptional"

“The View” explodes

Sarah Hepola
The ladies on the must-see morning show ring in Election Day with old arguments, shouting matches and at least two cuss words.

Election Day blogging (noon thread)

Salon Staff
Join Joan Walsh, Glenn Greenwald, David Sirota, David Talbot, Digby and Gary Kamiya as they follow the day's events.

Who did Sarah Palin vote for?

Joan Walsh
Unbelievably, outside her Wasilla polling place, she refused to say.

At Biden rally, Obama’s party comes into view

Gabriel Winant
A crowd of Teamsters and electricians -- once thought to be Clinton voters -- stayed up late in south Philly to get excited about voting for Barack Obama.

It’s Election Day in America

Alex Koppelman
After almost two years of campaigning, it all comes down to this.

The Korean-American hair Obama

Andrew Leonard
A portrait of the candidate in follicles

Ohio, Indiana, Virginia and beyond …

Walter Shapiro
As Americans flock to the polls, all eyes are on a handful of key battleground states.

The end of the satirical industrial complex?

Thomas Schaller
For the past eight years, Jon Stewart, Tina Fey and other comedians have had us laughing through our tears. If Obama wins, will the laughter die?

Obama racks up first win of election day

Mike Madden
Barack Obama beats John McCain in tiny Dixville Notch, N.H., the first time a Democrat has won the hamlet since 1968.

India’s all-important Obama endorsement

Andrew Leonard
A financial newspaper backs the Democrat, from 11000 kilometers away

Obama volunteers are busy in Phoenix

Mike Madden
Despite little attention from aides in Chicago, Barack Obama's campaign has a lively HQ on John McCain's turf.

Enter Salon’s Election Pool

Alex Koppelman
Tell us your predictions and you could win a free one-year subscription.

Sad news on Election Eve

Joan Walsh
Barack Obama loses his inspiring grandmother, Madelyn Dunham.

Obama’s grandmother dies

Alex Koppelman
The nominee had taken time away from the trail to be with his ailing grandmother, Madelyn Dunham.

The dismal science of voter turnout

Andrew Leonard
What works best for getting out the vote? An economist says knocking on doors. Who will knock on the most doors this year? Guess.

At an Obama phone bank, there’s enthusiasm, reason to worry

Rachel Fershleiser
One volunteer's story of a day making calls for Barack Obama, and the response -- some of it decidedly negative -- from those on the other end.

McCain and Palin stumping hard

Thomas Schaller
In the last eight days John McCain and Sarah Palin have ramped it up.
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