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They are also among the states where polls show the election to be neck and neck.

The records show the election board mailed it to her Oct. 30 and didn't receive it back until Nov. 17, nearly two weeks after the election.

Final estimates show the election was the most expensive in US history, with Obama having raised close to $1bn and Romney more than $800m.

Almost all these seats are marginals, making them that much more important to the parties' electoral hopes.But calculations which show the election hanging on the minority vote are misleading.

And the vice president said he had some information to show the election was going to be closer than he thought, and he was going to take it back.

The grasping at Mr. Bush's remarks on Social Security came on a day when Mr. Gore campaigned for 17 hours across three states, including his home turf of Tennessee, where polls show the election is too close to call.

Mr. Yanukovich's government has taken aggressive steps to show the elections as fair, even installing Web cameras in more than 30,000 polling stations.

Polling shows the election will be a two-way rematch between the mayors past and present, and Livingstone and Johnson are scheduled to jointly appear at several hustings.

But the low turnout still showed the election for the farce it was.St Petersburg has a special status, both as Russia's architectural (and once real) capital, and as Mr Putin's home town.

The data shows the election results have been devastating for the Tea Party: Through the June 24th elections, Tea Party candidates won a total of 24 elections, and lost 118.

He slept much of the evening of election day, to be wakened by his wife with telegrams showing the election was most likely lost.