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Obama's Kenyan ancestral home anxiously eyes election results

Obama's Kenyan ancestral home anxiously eyes election results

06 Nov 2012 12:21 - Aude Genet
Paved roads, electricity, running water: Barack Obama's ancestral home has seen much change, and residents are preparing to watch the polls.
First vote count in US elections results in a tie

First vote count in US elections results in a tie

06 Nov 2012 11:41 - Pat Reber, Frank Fuhrig,
The first votes in Tuesday's US presidential election produced a tie as nationwide polls showed Barack Obama and Mitt Romney neck and neck.
Sandy still causing major housing problems

Sandy still causing major housing problems

05 Nov 2012 20:39 - Reuters
While schools and public transport have reopened, tens of thousands of people are still without electricity a week after Hurricane Sandy hit.
Down to the wire in Ohio

Down to the wire in Ohio

04 Nov 2012 13:12 - Charles Molele
It has been a hectic weekend for foreign journalists and the White House press corps on the campaign trail in Ohio.
Weekend 101: It's Movember

Video | Weekend 101: It's Movember

02 Nov 2012 12:50
Zuma stays mum on the spy tapes, AfriForum, Malema, and the ANC shake it out, Obama and Romney go head-to-head, and men across the globe go hairy for cancer.
Struggling whites are more likely to follow Republicans blindly

Struggling whites are more likely to follow Republicans blindly

02 Nov 2012 00:00 - Gary Younge
Studies show that Americans believe the economy is important, but they largely still vote according to race and class. Gary Younge reports.
Deep Read: In election ads, political science meets excess

Deep Read: In election ads, political science meets excess

01 Nov 2012 13:57 - Alina Selyukh
Amid the chaos of the US election campaign's closing days, Ohio has become a test centre for the growing science of political advertising.
Deep Read: When corporates bankroll politics, we all lose

Deep Read: When corporates bankroll politics, we all lose

30 Oct 2012 13:09 - George Monbiot
Letting taxpayers fund parties directly could revive the rotten system - and it would be cheaper too, writes George Monbiot.
Obama vs Romney: Crunch time

Slideshow | Obama vs Romney: Crunch time

29 Oct 2012 17:36
Just a week short of the US presidential election, we look at President Barack Obama and Republican hopeful Mitt Romney's battle for top spot.
Obama races back to White House as hurricane looms

Obama races back to White House as hurricane looms

29 Oct 2012 14:50 - Stephen Collinson
US President Barack Obama raced back to the White House on Monday ahead of Hurricane Sandy, which threw election endgame plans into turmoil.
Opportunity knocks for Romney's crew

Opportunity knocks for Romney's crew

26 Oct 2012 00:00 - Ed Pilkington
Obama has a variety of different routes to victory on November 6, but Romney's hopes are next to moribund unless he wins in Ohio.
Obama ends in poll position

Obama ends in poll position

26 Oct 2012 00:00 - Gary Younge
A global poll for the BBC World Service has revealed that 20 out of 21 countries preferred Barack Obama to his challenger.
US elections: It's all systems go for final debate

US elections: It's all systems go for final debate

21 Oct 2012 06:55 - AFP
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have spent the weekend hammering out their foreign policy battle lines ahead of their final debate on Monday.
Obama accuses Mitt of suffering from 'Romnesia'

Obama accuses Mitt of suffering from 'Romnesia'

20 Oct 2012 06:43 - Margaret Chadbourn, Jeff Mason,
Barack Obama told a crowd of about 9 000 in the battleground state of Virginia that Romney was backtracking on his conservative-leaning promises.
All the women in Romney's binders

Slideshow | All the women in Romney's binders

18 Oct 2012 16:56
US Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's spectacular "binders full of women" gaffe has spawned dozens of internet tributes. The M&G rounds up the best.
Romney down but not out

Romney down but not out

19 Oct 2012 08:02 - Gary Younge
Barack Obama may have had the upper hand in the latest presidential debate, but the real loser was politics, writes Gary Younge.
Ten things about presidential debates

Ten things about presidential debates

19 Oct 2012 00:00 - Mail & Guardian Correspondent
The US debate tradition began in 1858 when, during the senatorial campaign, Abraham Lincoln challenged an opponent from the audience.
US election campaign a digital battleground

US election campaign a digital battleground

14 Oct 2012 11:28 - Rob Lever
The 2012 US presidential election campaign is being fought with tweets, hashtags, Facebook updates and emails in a battle for digital supremacy.

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