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What Caused Dade’s Absent Ballot Blunder On Sunday
When Miami-Dade election department workers locked the doors of their Doral headquarters on voters who showed up to vote by absentee ballot on Sunday, anger spread through the line of nearly 200 people and lingered even after voting resumed about an hour later.
Voters Weigh In On 2012 Election
While some Miami-Dade voters are anxious about the outcome of the presidential election, they’re also relieved that the election season is almost over.
President Obama Revs Up Hollywood Crowd
President Barack Obama brought his closing argument in the campaign to South Florida on Sunday, less than 48 hours before the general election on Tuesday.
Voters Overwhelm Dade Elections For Sunday Voting
In an unusual move, Miami-Dade Elections Department decided to allow voters to cast their votes by absentee ballots on Sunday. By 2:30 p.m. they were so overwhelmed they were forced to close their doors.
Mack Battles Nelson In Tight Senate Race
It’s coming down to the wire in a tight Florida Senate race which pits a Democratic incumbent against a Republican challenger.
Early Voting Ends With Long Lines, Long Waits
Thousands of Miami-Dade voters took advantage of the final day of early voting Saturday. According to the Supervisor of Elections website, several locations posted wait times as long as six hours.
Broward Voters Pack Patience On Early Voting’s Last Day
On the last day of early voting in Broward County, many said the lines were the longest they’d seen all week. The wait depended in large part on where people voted and what time.
Michelle Obama Addresses Crowds In Miami Thursday
First Lady Michelle Obama voted early, and Thursday she encouraged Floridians from Jacksonville to Miami to do the same.
Romney Holds “Victory Rally” At UM
While President Barack Obama takes another day off the campaign trail so he can see first hand the damage left behind by Hurricane Sandy in Atlantic City, Governor Mitt Romney is in Florida hoping to sway undecided voters and urge supporters to get out and vote.
Sandy May Present October Surprise For Presidential Campaigns
They are called “October surprises” – events which happen days before an election which could change the results.
The past 24 hours may just be that.






