As Barack Obama and Mitt Romney come into the home stretch, IBTimes has culled together some of the best election night drinking games on the Web.
Massive demographic changes have put these Western states in play for Obama and Romney.
With the 2012 Presdential Election now just hours away, Obama and Romney are offering last-minute appeals to undecided voters.
While swing state Pennsyvania has gone Democratic in every pres election since 1988, this year President Obama barely has a solid lead.
While current trends show Romney leading in Florida, experts say Obama has a chance if he can recreate the voting base he had in the state in 2008.
Four days before Election Day 2012, Republican candidate Mitt Romney gave his "closing arguments" speech in the battleground state of Wisconsin.
Over the course of the presidential election, much has been made of polling, but in an election as close as this, another barometer matters almost as much: the enthusiasm indicator.
Wisconsin hasn't voted Republican since 1984. Still, Romney and Obama are in a tight battle there, though current trends favor the incumbent.
The Twitter Political Index shows Barack Obama with a favorability rating over Mitt Romney less than 24 hours before Election Day.
Gold, oil, copper, and other risky assets like the euro lost ground early Monday as investors positioned themselves ahead of the U.S. election.
The Old Dominion could have a starring role this year, these areas in particular.
TV executives think that Michelle Obama could be the next Oprah.
Here are some of the keys to the coveted Buckeye state, a swing state that every successful Republican presidential candidate has won.
Katy Perry is showing her support for President Barack Obama in a blue rubber dress with his slogan, "Forward" across the front.
Have you decided who to vote for in the 2012 presidential election? Here are some unbiased websites, quizzes and resources for undecided voters.
The first cardinal rule is, and always has been, the big boys will have their way.
Obama and Romney appear to evince rather similar foreign policy views.
A majority of polls shows Obama leading Romney, but where there isn't a tie, both men have a 5-percentage-point lead over the other.
Obama holds advantages in early ballots cast in Florida, Ohio, Nevada, North Carolina and Iowa, while Colorado is swinging for Romney at the moment.
Have you figured out where your polling place is to vote on 2012 Election Day yet? Here are some websites that can help.
Both candidates have turned to NBA for campaign contributions.
There's little doubt the technology sector would be better off if Barack Obama is re-elected as President and Joe Biden as Vice President.
