Civic duty
Americans prepare to cast their ballots — and more revealing moments on the trail
By The Week Staff | November 5, 2012
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D
enver County election judge Paul Aragon of Colorado holds "I Voted!" stickers while waiting for passing motorists to drop off ballots outside the Denver Elections Division building in late October. With early voting coming to a close, and polls opening everywhere in just one day, the country awaits a verdict on the long, hard-fought campaign between President Obama and Mitt Romney.
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