Red or Blue, Young Voters Get Active
Harlem's young Democrats focus on the general election, while young Republicans zoom in on local contests.
Place: Manhattan
Go-Bama Parties an Easy Call
With the finish line near, Obama supporters in the East Village gather for a final push.
Gold Star Mom Backs McCain
Reflections on son's death moves one Upper West Side mother's vote.
Non-Voters Speak Out
Be it lack of faith in the political system, lack of proper documentation, or plain old procrastination some New Yorkers skipped voting.
Seniors Vote With Eye on the Future
The Jewish Home for the Aged on W. 106th St. provided older and disabled vo…
Just Another Day on Wall St.
It's a steady rise for the Dow Jones on election day, as voters and workers weigh in on the economy, and show some love for the major candidates.
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.
via Huff Post's Off The Bus
Mak Hoi Yan v. Oh Ba Mah
In Chinatown, the McCain v. Obama race is the Mak Hoi Yan v. Oh Ba Mah contest. Meet Eddie Chiu, the Chinatown powerbroker who translates candidates' names into Cantonese characters.