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Presidential elections are scheduled for November 6, 2012 in the United States. The incumbent, Barack Obama, is expected to be nominated by his Democratic Party during a convention in Charlotte, North Carolina between September 3 and 6. The Republican Party will elect its candidate in Tampa, Florida between August 27 and 30. All seats in the House of Representatives and thirty-three Senate seats will also be contested.
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Democrats Try to Frame Election As Vote On Equality
Members of President Barack Obama’s party know that they cannot win on the economy so they’re changing the conversation.
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Obama, Romney Tied in Election Swing States
Ohio and Florida are up for grabs. With several western and industrial states, they will decide who wins November’s election.
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“It’s Still About the Economy, And We’re Not Stupid”
Mitt Romney, virtually assured of the Republican presidential nomination, announced “the start of a new campaign.”
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Romney Says Obama’s Policies “Kill Jobs”
The likely Republican presidential candidate said the United States should lower the tax and regulatory burden on businesses.
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India Should Prefer a Republican President
Historically, Republicans in the White House have been far more beneficial to India’s interests than Democrats.