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Recent "2012 presidential race" Stories, Video and Galleries
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The GOP is shifting its views to broaden the party's appeal to gays as Hillary Clinton is stating her support for same-sex marriage.
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Obama is setting out to leverage his re-election into legislative success in a showdown with congressional Republicans.
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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President Obama is setting out to leverage his re-election into legislative success in a showdown with congressional Republicans.
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The second honeymoon is already over for President Barack Obama. Wall Street marked its ballot with a 300 point downturn.
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The second honeymoon is already over for President Barack Obama. Wall Street marked its ballot with a 300 point downturn.
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Twitter tallied 31 million election-related tweets Tuesday night.
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Twitter tallied 31 million election-related tweets Tuesday night.
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President Obama secured a second term by winning key victory in Ohio to beat challenger Mitt Romney.
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President Obama faces a new urgent task to work with Congress to address an impending financial crisis.
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This year's online election coverage will be more important than ever.
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Here is a snapshot of Election Day around the country.
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On this Election Day, there are few more excited and more dedicated than a 96-year-old San Francisco poll worker.
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On this Election Day, there are few more excited and more dedicated than a 96-year-old San Francisco poll worker.
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Two fierce competitors who've given their all, President Obama and Mitt Romney now yield center stage to voters today.
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On this Election Day, there are few more excited and more dedicated than a 96-year-old San Francisco poll worker.
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Two fierce competitors who've given their all, President Obama and Mitt Romney now yield center stage to voters today.
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ABC7 News political reporter Mark Matthews is in Chicago, but there seems to be a more subdued feeling than 4 years ago.
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ABC7 News political reporter Mark Matthews is in Chicago, but there seems to be a more subdued feeling than 4 years ago.
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This year's online election coverage will be more important than ever.
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First lady Michelle Obama and Ann Romney both have higher approval ratings than their husbands and they've been putting that popularity to work.
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Both President Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney are crisscrossing critical swing states ahead of Tuesday's election.
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President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney raced across competitive battleground states Monday.
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President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney raced across competitive battleground states Sunday.
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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Days before the election, Republican challenger Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama vied forcefully for the mantle of change.
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Four-year-old Abigael Evans is over the election. She was pushed to tears after hearing one too many political stories.
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President Obama soberly toured the destruction wrought by superstorm Sandy, while rival Mitt Romney muted criticism of Obama.
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Volunteers in the Bay Area are pushing voters to get out to the polls and vote this election.
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A Republican senate candidate from Indiana found himself starring in an anti-Romney ad.
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A Republican senate candidate from Indiana found himself starring in an anti-Romney ad.
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President Obama and Mitt Romney and their running mates are hop scotching from one battleground state to another.
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President Obama and Mitt Romney and their running mates are hop scotching from one battleground state to another.
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Obama and Romney contradicted each other over a shrinking Navy and Massachusetts' educational standing.
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Both President Obama and Mitt Romney bent the facts in first presidential debate.
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President Obama on Tuesday began a cross-country rush to hold onto office in tough economic times.
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Obama and Romney say they are both opposed to sending U.S. troops to Syria to end the violence there.
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Still neck-and-neck after all these months, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney head into their third debate neck and neck.
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We're seeing a concentrated effort to go after one particular group of voters.
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As the battle for the White House tightens, we're seeing a concentrated effort to go after one particular group of voters.
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ABC7 News reporter Mark Matthews sorts out arguments and contradictions in the second presidential debate with a FactCheck.
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ABC7 News reporter Mark Matthews sorts out arguments and contradictions in the second presidential debate with a FactCheck.
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Fresh off a combative debate, President Obama and Mitt Romney are taking their tuned-up fight to battleground states.
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The Associated Press fact-checks claims made by both Mitt Romney and President Obama during the Hofstra debate.
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Round 2 of the presidential debate seemed much more fiery between both Gov. Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama.
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Watch President Obama and Mitt Romney face off on the attack on the U.S. mission in Libya.
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Watch President Obama and Mitt Romney share their views on immigration.
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Watch President Obama and Mitt Romney speak about inequality in the workplace.
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