Bush Edges Kerry in Ohio as Tallies Hold
Ohio faced a wary count as President Bush led Kerry 51 to 48 with 98 percent of ballots in. Provisional and late votes could stretch the result beyond 11 days, with Ohio's 20 electoral votes pivotal in the national tally amid a tight nationwide battle.
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Bush Seeks Victory As Returns Favor He Wins Ohio
President Bush cast a confident smile at the White House as returns favored his campaign. He predicted victory and said he felt good watching the results with family and friends while aides opened celebratory wine as critical states, including Ohio, appeared to tilt his way.
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Kerry supporters cling to prayer in tense Boston vigil
In Copley Square crowds sang Living on a Prayer as Kerry remained holed up in Beacon Hill awaiting results. Campaign manager Cahill, strategist Whealey, and running mate Edwards relayed updates to supporters, amid fears the race could stay too close to call.
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Ohio voters approve ban on gay marriage and civil unions
Ohio voters overwhelmingly back State Issue 1 to ban gay marriage and civil unions and bar state and local governments from conferring rights to unmarried couples. With half counted the measure stood 63 to 37 percent. Support came from Christian Coalition of Ohio and Catholic Conference. opposition warned of economic harm.
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Franklin schools suffer sixth setback after levy fails
Middletown voters defeat a street repair measure as the city faces ongoing budget troubles. Trenton residents reject a proposed fire levy but approve charter amendments. Weather forecasts call for cloudy skies with possible rain and highs near 54 degrees.
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Franklin Township voters reject city merger in Warren County
Voters in Franklin Township vote down a proposed merger with the city of Franklin by 4 157 to 1 309 in unofficial final results. The defeat keeps township lands from annexation and suggests future changes around Hunter and Union Road areas.
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