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Top Stories Ten Questions For Election Day CBSNews.com Analysis: The Keys To Deciphering The Presidential Election  Obama Takes Tuesday's First Vote Tallies  McCain: "Good Scenario Where We Can Win"  Election Eve Sees Battleground Blitz CBS News Programs The Early Show McCain: "Good Scenario Where We Can Win" Acknowledges He's Still Underdog, But Tells Chip Reid That, No Matter What, It's Been A Ride He'll Never Forget  CBS Evening News: Obama On His "Sense Of Obligation"  CBS Evening News: In School, Mimicking The Candidates  CBS Evening News: Key Senate Races To Keep An Eye On U.S.  » More U.S. School To Keep Former Klan Leader's Name Fla. School Board Votes To Retain Name Of Confederate General, KKK Leader  Baffling Murder Mystery In Long Beach  Adventurer Fossett's Remains Identified  Out Of Work, Out Of Insurance, Out Of Luck World  » More World Taiwan, China Sign Historic Trade Pact Setting Aside Decades Of Hostility, Nations Agree To Expand Flights, Allow Shipping  Bus Crash In India Kills 24  Iran Minister Impeached For Deception  Congo Cris! is Hits Children The Hardest Politics  » More Politics Dems Aim To Deepen Majority In Congress Looking To Pick Up More House Seats, Targeting A 60-Seat, Filibuster-Proof Hold On Senate  GOP Hired Hands Claim Misrepresentation  Doctor Says Palin In Excellent Health  Poll: McCain Gains, But Obama Well Ahead Health  » More Health Army Faces New Battle With Health Care Number Of Soldiers With Minor Injuries Jumps After Restrictions Eased For Specialized Care  Study Links Sex On TV To Teen Pregnancy  Start Saying Goodbye To Belly Fat  Out Of Work, Out Of Insurance, Out Of Luck SciTech  » More SciTech Inside Windows 7's New Desktop New Operating System Has Subtle Changes From Vista  Harnessing The Power Of The Brain  MySpace Deal Allows Copyrighted Video Use  Digital Images! A Lock For Copying Keys Business  » More Business Circuit City To Close 155 Stores, Cut Jobs As Many As 7,300 Workers To Be Laid Off As Electronics Chain Pulls Out Of Dozen Markets  Wall Street Puts Brakes On Momentum  Sales For GM, Ford Take Big Dip  A Transatlantic Flight For Twelve Bucks? Strange  » More Strange Cavern Owner Seeks Bidder To Cave In To EBay Sale Looking For A Caveman With $899,999, Arkansas Cavern Owner Tries To Sell A Spelunker's Dream  Man Nabbed For DUI Twice In Less Than 6 Hours  Boston Police: Man In Wheelchair Sitting On Guns  Good Samaritan Bicyclist Returns Money Bag Entertainment  » More Entertainment Hudson's Slain Relatives Remembered Private Ceremony For Friends & Family Held After A Public Memorial, Jennifer Did Not Attend  Buzz Briefs: Phil Spector, John McCain  Peruvian-Born Singer Yma Sumac Dies At 86  TV News Networks To Shine Election Night Opinion  » More Opinion Fox News Gets Angry As Election Nears New Republic: Watch 24 Hours Of Fox News Today And You Get A Prelude To Its Next Four Years  We Know The Real Barack Obama  Poll: McCain Gains, But Obama Well Ahead  Now's Your Chance: Vote

Top Videos  » More Videos Ready, Set, Vote (3:25) Early Battleground Report (4:05) McCain's Election Prediction (2:27) Roadmap To Victory (2:39) Cubans Hope For Change In D.C. (2:14) Obama On Election Day (10:09) Top Photos  » More Photos Celebrity Circuit In Royal Circles Photos Of The Day Triple The Tears The Master of Suspense Week in Sports: Oct. 31-Nov. 6 Latest Blog Posts  » More Blogs Horserace Are You Ready For … Some Football? Candidates Make Election Eve Appearance On Monday Night Football Read More Couric & Co. Katie Couric's Notebook: Finish Line Some Numbers And Thoughts To Take Away From This Campaign Season Read More From The Road Biden's Closing Argument Waiting for Returns Read More Most Viewed Stories 1. Poll: McCain Gains, But Obama Well Ahead 2. Obama Takes Tuesday's First Vote Tallies 3. Ten Questions For Election Day 4. Barack Obama's Grandmother Dies 5. Baffling Murder Mystery In Long Beach Videos 1. Obama On Election Day (10:09) 2. Evening News Part 1, 11.03.08 (21:04) 3. Who Will Win '08 Election? (3:08) 4. Brain Power (12:22) 5. Evening News Part 2, 11.03.08 (21:25) Photos 1. Celebrity Circuit 2. A Family Photo Album 3. Halloween in Hollywood 4. Photos Of The Day 5. Behind The Scenes

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