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Sarah Obama, Barack Obama's grandmother, says he will repeat

Ten bishops visited Sarah Obama's home to encourage Kenyans to pray for Obama’s win.

Election Day: smooth sailing in Ohio

No complaints from Columbus voters as the voting proceeds.
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Voters stand on line at the polls November 6, 2012 in Columbus, Ohio. (Jay LaPrete/Getty Images)
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Election Day dawned bright and beautiful here — a crisp fall day under a cloudless blue sky. According to poll workers, there were lines in the early morning — before the polls opened at 6:30 a.m. But by noon the business of voting was proceeding smoothly and steadily in this residential neighborhood in northeast Columbus. There were no signs of the long lines reported at Ohio State University and in other areas of the capital.
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