2012 election

The polls are starting to close in the eastern United States, and President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney each have an early victory. As expected, Obama was the winner in Vermont, with three electoral votes, while Romney captured Kentucky's eight electoral votes...

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New Jersey has extended the deadline for email voting for displaced residents.

From trying to figure out where people would live to how they would be able to vote and when all the lights will finally come on, government officials are still facing multiple fronts in the efforts to recover from Superstorm Sandy. All that, and there's another storm coming.

Many people across New Jersey who lost their homes in last week's megastorm or are still without power went the extra mile, often literally, to get out and vote Tuesday.

Months of political ads, party bashing and annoying social networking updates will soon be coming to an end as the 2012 Presidential Election is finally here. Some are so excited about this, they are photographing the inside of their voting booth and sharing it on social media.

Gov. Chris Christie voted soon after he got electricity that went out during Superstorm Sandy back at his home.

Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno called in to Jim's show this morning to discuss all the different options NJ residents have to available to them so that they can cast their vote in the elections.

Today, New Jersey Decides 2012. And if there's one thing Hurricane Sandy didn't do - it was dampen voters' spirits.

More than a million and a half Garden State residents are still without power, and hurricane or no hurricane, Jersey voters are supposed to head to the polls next Tuesday.