High Hopes For Obama on World Stage
At International House, a residence for visting graduate students from arou…
Election 2008 Video
Election Spurs Foreign Press Interest
America's presidential election is getting unprecedented attention overseas…
Voters Face Language Barriers
Across the city, voting instructions are listed in English, Chinese, Korean…
Seniors Vote With Eye on the Future
The Jewish Home for the Aged on W. 106th St. provided older and disabled vo…
Talking Politics With The Johnsons
The Johnson family takes politics very seriously. They have a history of p…
Kids: Election Day Isn’t Child’s Play
They can't vote, but many children have strong opinions about the presidential candidates and the issues. On Election Day, they discussed who they would vote for – and why.
Homeless Make Their Votes Count
Leon Vega, Jr., 42 and homeless, voted for the first time on Election Day. …
Lawyers Offer Election Protection
Some New York lawyers gave up their billable hours on Election Day to volunteer at a national election hotline. The Election Protections hotline, administered by the National Campaign for Fair Elections, was set up to handle voter questions ranging from voter fraud issues to to poll locations.