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We’re still here, but we needed to take care of a few things that have been neglected these past few months. Our relatives were surprised to see we were actually alive.

The campaign season is over and McCain/Palin did not win, but we ask for your patience and understanding. There are several projects underway and the blog will soon be upgraded and better than ever.

We would like to focus on other things that does not always include politics. However, it is still our primary function.

We will try to keep you updated as information comes in and as time permits!

6PM: Parts of Indiana and Kentucky poll places are now closed.

A federal judge has ordered election officials in Virginia to preserve late-arriving absentee ballots that Republican John McCain’s campaign claims should be counted.

The McCain campaign says in a lawsuit that absentee ballots weren’t mailed on time to many military members serving overseas. The complaint asks the court to order the state to count absentee ballots from overseas troops postmarked by Tuesday and received by Nov. 14.

The deadline for ballots to be received is 7 p.m. on Election Day.

U.S. District Judge Richard Williams said Tuesday that he will hear the lawsuit on Nov. 10. He ordered election officials to keep the late-arriving ballots until then.

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We are going to try to keep folks updated on ‘voter intimidation and problems’ throughout the day and as time permits.

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