America's Election Coverage

Tim ReidyNovember 06, 2012

We hope you check America's blog tonight for reporting from our blog contributors as the election results unfold. You can also follow our coverage on Twitter, where our new editor, Matt Malone, S.J., will be tweeting starting at 7 pm. His Twitter handle is @americaeditor. Finally, check in tomorrow for commentary from Robert David Sullivan, Michael O'Loughlin and others on the final results.

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