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Headline Roundup October 6th, 2012

Early Voting in Ohio

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Obama supporters in overdrive to get early votes
Obama supporters in overdrive to get early votes

Townhall

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Barack Obama volunteer Marilynn Wadden rang more than a dozen doorbells in her first hour canvassing a tidy neighborhood here before stopping to take stock of her progress. Only a handful of voters were home, and, of them, only one agreed to have a ballot mailed to him so he can vote early.

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U.S. Court Reinstates Early Voting In Ohio
U.S. Court Reinstates Early Voting In Ohio

NPR (Online News)

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A federal appeals court on Friday reinstated in-person early voting in the swing state of Ohio on the final three days before Election Day, returning discretion to local boards of elections.

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Ohio Early Voting Affirmed In Win For Obama Campaign
Ohio Early Voting Affirmed In Win For Obama Campaign

HuffPost

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The injunction stands against a Republican-backed law that would have banned early voting in Ohio during the weekend before Election Day, a prime voting period for minorities in the 2008 election.

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