In a last-minute campaign blitz one day before Election Day, President Obama has hit Ohio, and brought some big names along to show their support. Jay-Z, a longtime supporter of the Obama administration is on hand at the rally at the Nationwide Arena, taking place this afternoon.
As the presidential election comes to a close, some voters are doing whatever it takes to make sure that things turn out in their favor. Authorities arrested Roxanne Rubin, a registered Republican from Henderson, Nev., Friday (Nov. 2) for allegedly trying to vote twice.
With Election Day Tuesday (Nov. 6), President Obama and Mitt Romney have yet to grab a significant lead over the one another. According to a CNN/ORC International poll, 49 percent of likely voters are in support of Obama, while 49 percent are leaning on the side of Romney.
Guess Jigga wasn’t kidding when he said he had Obama on the text. Jay-Z and Bruce Springsteen will be heading to Ohio on Monday (November 5th) to meet up and campaign with President Barack Obama.
One day after viewing the devastation leftover by Sandy, the superstorm that ravaged parts of the East Coast, President Obama is back on the campaign trail. The president is billed to hit Wisconsin, Colorado, and Nevada Thursday (Nov. 1), and will focus the brunt of his statements on security for the middle class.
As Hurricane Sandy prepares to potentially do catastrophic damage on the East Coast, President Obama and Mitt Romney have pumped the breaks on their campaign efforts. Both candidates suspended travel in light of the storm.
Madonna foolishly thought her fans in New Orleans came to hear a political rant, and she was wrong. The “Material Girl” told the crowd during her MDNA tour Saturday (Oct. 27) to vote for President Obama and they responded by littering her with boos.
Following in the footsteps of the show of solidarity after the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, a non-partisan movement is asking that voters wear hoodies on Election Day. “Hoodie Vote,” aims to build on the same energy occurring after the 17-year-old’s death, and channel it towards civil engagement. The movement is alive on more than 50 college campuses […]
According to polls, President Barack Obama and GOP hopeful Mitt Romney are in a tight contest with either side just besting the other by mere points depending on the survey. Both men have catered their campaign talks to a variety of audiences, including the African-American community. Just how critical is the Black vote to this race? […]
