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Headline Roundup • October 31st, 2012

Presidential Campaign Rolls On

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Candidates buy $40 million more in ads in record-setting campaign
Candidates buy $40 million more in ads in record-setting campaign

CNN Digital

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The Barack Obama and Mitt Romney campaigns bought $40 million worth of commercials to run this week and into Election Day in key battleground states, according to a source tracking media buys, as spending records continue to be shattered.

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Race Is Back On After Storm Hiatus
Race Is Back On After Storm Hiatus

Wall Street Journal (News)

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As the ruinous force of Sandy begins to diminish, the nominal pause it created in the presidential election campaign is about to fade away.

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Obama visits storm victims, Romney goes to Florida as campaign rolls on
Obama visits storm victims, Romney goes to Florida as campaign rolls on

Fox News Digital

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President Obama is emphasizing his incumbent's role for a third straight day, skipping battleground states to visit victims of Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey, a state he's confident of winning.

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