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Illegal immigrants 

win the ability to 

pay in-state tuition 

Maryland voters have approved 

allowing illegal immigrants to pay 

in-state tuition at public colleges, 

a first-in-the-nation vote that was 

one of several high-profile ballot 

initiatives. 

The constitutional amendment 

was one of several before Maryland 

voters, who were also making 

up their minds on same-sex 

marriage and expanded gambling. 

With the expanded gambling 

measure, which would legalize 

such table games as blackjack and 

a casino in Prince George’s County, 

voters were making the call after 

more than $90 million had been 

spent by opponents and supporters, 

an unprecedented amount in 

Maryland for a single campaign. 

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Maryland voters also approved the 

state’s congressional redistricting 

map. It had been petitioned to the 

ballot by opponents who said the 

map had been gerrymandered to 

favor Democrats. 

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in Maryland will be suspended 

from office if convicted of certain 

crimes, and they would be 

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ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT TUITION 

Yes 58.1% No 41.9% 1,711 OF 1,858 PRECINCTS REPORTING 

Supporters of Question 4 in Maryland, the Dream Act measure, gather at Casa 

De Maryland in Langley on Tuesday. The referendum was approved by voters. 

Backstory 

The tuition measure, signed by Maryland’s Democratic Gov. Martin O’Malley 

last year, was the first to be successfully petitioned to this year’s ballot and appeared 

on its way to passing as of Express’ deadline Tuesday night. It’s been 

on hold pending the outcome of Tuesday’s climactic vote. Illegal immigrants 

would be allowed to pay in-state tuition, provided they have attended a state 

high school for three years and their family can show they have filed state 

income tax returns during that time. About a dozen other states have similar 

laws, but Maryland’s was the first to be approved by voters on a ballot during a 

watershed vote Tuesday night. (AP) 

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a constitutional amendment 

approved by voters Tuesday. The 

amendment tightens current law, 

which only removes someone from 

offi ce at sentencing. 

Around the state, turnout was 

robust. Voters stood in long lines 

in some places, with waits lasting 

more than two hours in parts of Baltimore 

County. In the morning, voters 

in Hyattsville, Md., waited more 

than an hour and a half at a polling 

place at Nicholas Orem Middle 

School. BRIAN WITTE (AP) 

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Decision 2012 

EXPAND GAMBLING 

Yes 51.6% No 48.4% 

1,722 OF 1,858 PRECINCTS REPORTING 

MD. HOUSE RACES 

Cardin Claims 2nd Term; 

Bartlett Is Defeated 

Democratic incumbent 

Sen. 

Ben Cardin 

claimed a second 

term, while 

Republican Rep. 

Roscoe Bartlett 

was unseated by Democrat John 

Delaney in the 6th Congressional 

District, the state’s tightest race. (AP) 

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Voters OK 

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Marriage 

ALLOW SAME-SEX MARRIAGE 

Yes 51.6% No 48.4% 


Voters in deep-blue Maryland on 

Tuesday legalized same-sex marriage, 

a historic move that will 

allow gay couples to wed in the Free 

State starting in January. 

The result offered fresh evidence 

of the country’s rapid evolution 

on the issue. 

Prior to Tuesday, gays and lesbians 

had been granted the right 

to marry by courts and state legislatures 

but never at the ballot box. 

Two other states — Maine and 

Washington — were weighing similar 

measures, and voters in Minnesota 

were considering a constitutional 

amendment that would 

ban same-sex marriage. 

Younger voters were more likely 

to support the ballot question, 

according to exit polling. The strongest 

support was among those 

under age 29, with less support 

from those age 30 to 44. People over 

the age of 65 largely opposed it. 

Gov. Martin O’Malley had 

signed gay marriage into law in 

March, but opponents collected 

enough signatures to force a ballot 

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Former Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine, the Democratic Senate candidate, makes his acceptance speech Tuesday night. 

Kaine Clinches Victory 

Democrat defeats 

Allen in battle for 

Virginia Senate seat 

U.S. SENATE 

Tim Kaine (D) 51.5% 

George Allen (R) 48.3% 


Virginia Democrat Tim Kaine 

eked out a victory over Republican 

George Allen on Tuesday 

night, the climax of an intensely 

watched matchup that cost more 

than $80 million. 

The race for the seat held by 

retiring Sen. Jim Webb, D, has been 

neck and neck all along, confi rming 

Virginia’s battleground status. For 

the past decade, Republicans and 

Democrats have traded control of 

the governor’s mansion, the General 

Assembly and U.S. Senate seats. 

The balloting marked the end 

of a marathon race between two 

widely known, personally popular 

former governors with national 

profi les who made sharply different 

bets about what would resonate 

in Virginia. 

Once reliably Republican, the 

commonwealth has become much 

more competitive because of its 

changing population, particularly 

in fast-growing Northern Virginia. 

Its evolving demographics helped 

Barack Obama carry the state in 

2008, the fi rst Democratic presidential 

candidate to do so in 44 years. 

“It says yet again that Virginia is 

a competitive, two-party state,” said 

Mark Rozell, a public policy professor 

at George Mason University. 

“Kaine ran as a 

centrist ... That has 

been the formula 

for success for 

Democratic 

candidates.” 

— MARK ROZELL, PUBLIC POLICY PRO- 

FESSOR AT GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 

The Kaine victory is a vindication 

of the moderate, bridge-building 

brand of politics touted by both 

him and Sen. Mark Warner, D, the 

man Kaine succeeded in the governor’s 

mansion. 

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willingness to strike compromises 

and work with both parties, particularly 

on averting looming defense 

cuts that would disproportionately 

affect Virginia. (THE WASHINGTON POST) 

Other Results 

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Voters approved a constitutional 

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property for economic development. 

Virginia’s legislature outlawed the 

practice in 2007, leading opponents to 

say the amendment is not needed. (AP) 

OTHER VIRGINIA RACES 

Moran, Cantor Among 11 

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fended off Republican 

challenger 

Patrick Murray 

to maintain his 

stranglehold on the 

8th-District seat. This will be his 12th 

term. Moran was one of the 11 incumbents 

to win re-election. Among 

the other winners was House majority 

leader Eric Cantor, who defeated 

Democrat Wayne Powell in the 7th 

District, which includes the Richmond 

area. (AP)

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Grosso Unseats Brown; 

Incumbent Orange Stays 

Alexander, Barry 

also hold on to 

D.C. Council seats 

District voters showed up in vast 

numbers to city polling sites Tuesday 

amid a wave of enthusiasm for 

the presidential race and several 

local races that could tilt the balance 

of power on the D.C. Council. 

On a day that saw some residents 

wait in line for hours to 

vote, incumbent council members 

Vincent Orange, a Democrat, and 

Michael Brown, an Independent, 

were pitted against fi ve challengers 

in a closely watched race for two 

at-large seats on the body. 

With more than 80 percent of 

the precincts reporting, Orange 

appeared to win one of the seats 

while challenger David Grosso 

was narrowly edging Brown for 

the second seat, which is reserved 

for a non-Democrat. 

Grosso, a Brookland attorney 

who ran as an Independent, waged 

an organized campaign that included 

mailers and robocalls. His campaign 

sought to portray Brown — 

who has been criticized for poor 

management of his campaign and 

personal fi nances — as irresponsible. 

Residents also elected four ward 

council members for four of the eight 

wards, the council chairman, the 

city’s nonvoting member of Congress, 

school board members and Advisory 

Neighborhood Commissioners. 

In Ward 8, councilman Marion 

Barry, a Democrat, secured a third 

term after he easily defeated Jauhar 

Abraham, an Independent. In 

neighboring Ward 7, councilwoman 

Yvette Alexander, a Democrat, 

won an easy victory over Republican 

Ron Moten. 

Chairman Phil Mendelson, a 

Democrat who was appointed to 

the seat in June after Kwame Brown 

resigned, also won a decisive victory 

in his bid to retain the seat in 

a special election. 

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Voters stand in line at Union Temple Baptist Church in Southeast D.C. on Tuesday. 

Mendelson Orange Grosso Alexander Barry 

D.C. COUNCIL CHAIRMAN 

Phil Mendelson (D) 71.5% 

Calvin Gurley (D) 27.3% 

ALL PRECINCTS REPORTING 

D.C. COUNCIL AT-LARGE (2 WIN) 

Vincent Orange * (D) 37.4% 

David Grosso (I) 20.8% 

Michael Brown * (I) 15.3% 

Mary Brooks Beatty (R) 7.0% 

A.J. Cooper (I) 6.6% 

Leon Swain Jr. (I) 6.6% 

Ann Wilcox (STG) 5.8% 


D.C. COUNCIL WARD 7 

Yvette Alexander * (D) 86.8% 

Ron Moten (R) 12.3% 


D.C. COUNCIL WARD 8 

Marion Barry * (D) 87.4% 

Jauhar Abraham (I) 12.2% 

ALL PRECINCTS REPORTING; *INCUMBENTS 

D.C. BALLOT ISSUES 

Charter Amendments On 

Ethics Easily Approved 

District voters overwhelmingly 

approved charter amendments 

that would allow the council to 

expel a council member for “gross 

misconduct” and would require the 

mayor or a council member to resign 

immediately if convicted of a felony. 

The two ballot measures aimed at 

elected officials convicted of felonies 

would also ban them from holding the 

office again. (THE WASHINGTON POST) 

In her bid for a 12th term as 

D.C.’s nonvoting member of Congress, 

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, 

a Democrat, won easily with 

about half the ballots counted. 

TIM CRAIG AND NIKITA STEWART 

(THE WASHINGTON POST) 

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a banner year.” 

— MARION BARRY, D.C. COUNCILMAN, D-WARD 8, WHO REQUESTED AN INVESTIGATION 

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Decision 2012 

President Barack Obama works from a campaign office on Election Day in Chicago, where his supporters later cheered as his re-election was called. 

Four More Years 

Swing states narrowly propel Obama 

to victory in a hard-fought campaign 

Washington 

Worried about the nation’s economy, 

a sharply divided America gave 

President Barack Obama a second 

term Tuesday, choosing him over 

Republican Mitt Romney. 

Voters decided to give Obama 

another four years of stewardship 

over an economy that is slowly 

recovering from recession; Obama 

pulled out his narrow win with 

a string of close victories in the 

nation’s battleground states. 

At home in Chicago, the president 

all but claimed victory. “This 

happened because of you. Thank 

you,” he tweeted to supporters. 

Romney led in the national popular 

vote with 41 million votes, or 

50 percent. Obama had 40 million, 

or 49 percent, with 59 percent of 

the precincts tallied. 

But Obama led in the competition 

for electoral votes, where it 

mattered most. 

His triumph in Ohio as well 

as in Iowa and New Hampshire, 

two other battlegrounds, gave him 

265 electoral votes of the 270 needed 

for victory. Romney had 200. 

The election emerged as a choice 

between two very different visions 

of government — whether it occupies 

a major, front-row place in 

American lives or is in the back- 

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“We put it all on 

the fi eld. We left 

nothing in the 

locker room.” 

— MITT ROMNEY, IN COMMENTS EARLY 

TUESDAY ABOUT HIS CAMPAIGN EFFORTS 

Romney’s Path 

Ends in Mass. 

Mitt Romney waited for results in 

Massachusetts on Election Day after 

a long and grueling bid for the presidency. 

Romney and running mate Paul 

Ryan on Tuesday visited Richmond 

Heights, Ohio, before heading to Pennsylvania. 

At Pittsburgh International 

Airport, Romney was met by hundreds 

of supporters packed into the top and 

middle levels of a nearby parking garage, 

cheering his arrival. A visibly 

moved Romney stepped into the sun 

and waved. In the afternoon, the Republican 

congratulated Obama. 

“The president has run a strong campaign; 

I believe he is a good man and 

wish him well, and his family well,” 

Romney said. (AP/TWP) 

AFP/GETTY IMAGES 

ground as a less-obtrusive facilitator 

for private enterprise and entrepreneurship. 

In Florida, Obama clung to a 

narrow lead, but Democrats were 

encouraged that the votes remaining 

to be counted came from South 

Florida counties where the president 

enjoys his strongest support. 

Likewise in Ohio, thought to be 

the most closely contested state in 

the election, Obama had a slight 

Bush to Blame? 

The economy was 

rated the top issue 

by about 60 percent 

of voters surveyed 

as they left 

their polling places. But more said 

former President George W. Bush 

bore responsibility for current circumstances 

than President Barack 

Obama did after nearly four years in 

office. About 4 in 10 said the economy 

is on the mend, but more than 

that said it was stagnant or getting 

worse. (AP) 

lead with many votes still to be 

counted in the urban areas where 

he is strongest. 

Romney had a lead in another 

battleground state, Virginia. 

He also was winning across the 

South, plus West Virginia, Indiana 

and Oklahoma — traditional 

Republican states in the race. 

Obama won his home state of 

Illinois as well as Massachusetts, 

where Romney was governor and 

the place he still calls home. Maryland 

and the District of Columbia 

were put in Obama’s column. 

Obama stayed close to home in 

Chicago on Election Day, visiting 

campaign workers and taking a 

turn at the phone bank. 

After an acrimonious campaign 

far different from his 2008 message 

of hope and change, Obama 

saluted his competitor earlier on 

Tuesday. 

“I also want to say to Governor 

Romney, ‘Congratulations on 

a spirited campaign,’ ” Obama said. 

“I know his supporters are just 

as engaged, just as enthusiastic 

and working just as hard today.” 

(THE WASHINGTON POST/AP)

Electoral 

College Tally 

PROJECTED TOTALS WITH 

48 VOTES UNDECIDED 

ALL RESULTS AS OF MIDNIGHT, ACCORDING TO AP 

BARACK OBAMA 

290 

MITT ROMNEY 

200 

Popular Vote 

49,299,165 

49,088,635 

The Key Battles 

VIRGINIA 

Obama Hopes 

To Beat Odds 

Democrat Tim Kaine’s 

Senate win gave hope 

to the Obama camp, 

even though conventional 

wisdom suggested 

Romney would 

win here. Obama’s victory 

four years ago 

was the first for a 

Democrat since Lyndon 

B. Johnson in 

1964. Obama and challenger 

Romney poured 

constant attention on 

the state, hoping to 

capture Virginia’s 

13 electoral votes. 

FLORIDA 

CA 

55 

AK 

3 HI 

4 

2012 Win 

Not Crucial 

Obama was clinging to 

a slim lead in Florida 

with 95 percent of 

the vote counted. The 

two candidates had 

been trading leads 

throughout the night, 

though Obama didn’t 

need the state’s 29 

electoral votes to win 

the presidency. The 

close race came as no 

surprise after months 

of candidate visits, 

campaign bitterness 

and $130 million spent 

on TV ads. 

WA 

12 

OR 

7 ID 

4 

NV 

6 

OHIO 

AZ 

11 

UT 

6 

Buckeye State 

Picks Obama 

Obama carried this 

battleground of all 

battleground states, 

securing the presidency 

for a second time 

around. In 2008, then- 

Sen. Barack Obama 

only won Ohio by 

262,000 out of 

5.6 million ballots cast. 

Both of the campaigns 

blitzed the state with 

campaign visits, ad 

spending and getout-the-vote 

efforts, 

but, ultimately, it was 

Obama who won the 

18 electoral votes. 

MT 

3 

WY 

3 

NM 

5 

CO 

9 

PENNSYLVANIA 

ND 

3 

SD 

3 

NE 

5 

Romney Push 

Not Enough 

KS 

6 

TX 

38 

Although Romney’s 

campaign and conservative 

super PACs 

poured more than 

$11 million into this 

late swing state during 

the final week of campaigning,Pennsylvania 

stayed blue, giving 

Obama 20 electoral 

votes. In 2008, Obama 

won by about 11 percent. 

A GOP presidential 

candidate hasn’t taken 

Pennsylvania since 

1988, when George H.W. 

Bush defeated Michael 

Dukakis. 

OK 

7 

MN 

10 WI 

10 

IA 

6 

MO 

10 

WISCONSIN 

AR 

6 

LA 

8 


Decision 2012 

MI 

16 

IL 

20 IN 

11 

MS 

6 

Ryan No Help 

In Home State 

Despite Romney having 

native son Rep. Paul 

Ryan as his running 

mate, the state was 

called early for Obama. 

The last Republican to 

win here was Ronald 

Reagan in 1984. Republicans 

depended on the 

enthusiasm advantage 

because of Gov. Scott 

Walker’s victory in a recall 

election this year, 

but the state’s progressive 

underpinnings 

coupled with same-day 

registration lead to a 

victory for Obama. 

TN 

11 

AL 

9 

KY 

8 

* The Washington Post had not 

called Ohio at press time. 

IOWA 

OH* 

18 

GA 

16 

WV 

5 

SC 

9 

A Win Where 

It All Began 

PA 

20 

VA 

13 

FL 

29 

The state that helped 

launch him to the 

presidency with a victory 

in the Democratic 

caucuses in 2008 

and which gave him a 

10-point victory against 

McCain stuck with 

Obama again Tuesday, 

giving him six electoral 

votes. With the state 

often leaning Democrat 

in presidential 

races, the president 

chose to give his final 

campaign speech here 

Monday night, bringing 

him full circle. 

NC 

15 

NY 

29 

VT 

3 NH 

4 

ME 

4 

MA 

11 

RI 

CT 4 

NJ 7 

14 

DE 

3 

MD 

10 

DC 

3 

Won by Barack Obama 

Won by Mitt Romney 

Unclear at press time 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 

Obama Grabs 

4 Key Votes 

New Hampshire went 

to Obama, giving him 

four electoral votes 

and a crucial win in a 

state he also carried 

four years ago. Both 

Obama and Romney 

stumped here during 

the campaign’s final 

days with the president 

focusing heavily 

on women’s issues during 

his visits, attempting 

to portray Romney 

and GOP elected officials 

in the granite 

state as outside the 

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More of the Same 

Democrats keep 

control of Senate; 

Republicans stay 

on top in House 

Washington 

Hardly anybody likes Congress. 

Yet despite public disgust with 

the gridlock between lawmakers 

and President Barack Obama that 

has dominated the past two years, 

Republicans remained in control of 

the House for the next two years. 

Democrats had been hoping to 

add the 25 seats on Election Day 

that they would need to run the 

chamber, or at least gain a healthy 

number of districts. Now, after 

both sides’ House candidates and 

their allies spent a record $1.1 billion 

campaigning, the Democrats’ 

efforts went for naught. 

Meanwhile, the Senate stayed 

in the hands of Democrats, swiping 

Republican-held Senate seats 

in Indiana and Massachusetts on 

Tuesday and keeping a once vulnerable 

seat in Missouri. 

Key races included victories 

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DEMOCRATS 

THE SENATE 

6 SEATS (IN GRAY) UNDECIDED AT 11:30 P.M. 

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INDEPENDENTS 

for incumbent Democrat Claire 

McCaskill in Missouri and Rep. Joe 

Donnelly in Indiana, in two races 

that appeared to hinge on the abortion 

issue. In Massachusetts, Democrat 

Elizabeth Warren knocked out 

Republican Sen. Scott Brown, who 

had stunned the political world in 

January 2010 when he won the late 

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s seat. 

The Democratic gains meant the 

GOP had to run the table in remaining 

open Senate seats in Wisconsin, 

North Dakota, Nebraska and New 

Mexico, but they trailed in three. 

Though all 435 House seats 

were in play, only around 60 of 

Rep. John Boehner, R-Ohio, votes Tuesday in West Chester, Ohio. The House 

Speaker kept his gavel as Republicans remained in control of the House. 

43 

REPUBLICANS 

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

132 SEATS (IN GRAY) UNDECIDED AT 11:30 P.M. 

122 

DEMOCRATS 

those races were truly competitive. 

Democrats targeted many of the 

87 GOP freshmen, who had swept to 

victory on a wave of tea-party support 

in 2010, winning their party 

back the majority in the process. 

Only about two dozen faced serious 

challengers. 

The economy and jobs dominated 

the presidential campaign, 

but there was little evidence either 

party had harnessed those issues in 

at the House level. Both sides agreed 

that this year’s election lacked a 

nationwide wave that would give 

either side sweeping strength — as 

occurred when Democrats seized 

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Decision 2012 

control in 2006 and expanded their 

majority in 2008, and Republicans 

snatched the chamber back in 2010. 

Democrats had predicted that 

waning public support for the teaparty 

movement and disgust with 

gridlock between Congress and 

Obama would cost Republicans 

seats. They also said the House 

GOP’s budget and its reshaping 

of the popular Medicare healthcare 

program would wound House 

Republican candidates — especially 

after the fi scal blueprint’s author, 

GOP Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, 

became his party’s vice presidential 

nominee. (AP/THE WASHINGTON POST) 

Key Races 

CONNECTICUT SENATE 

Chris Murphy (D) 52.8% 

Linda McMahon (R) 45.4% 

472 OF 704 PRECINCTS REPORTING 

Rep. Chris Murphy maintained his 

slight advantage in a close race 

with Linda McMahon for an open 

Senate seat, handing the Republican 

businesswoman her second-straight 

loss in a Senate race. 

INDIANA SENATE 

Joe Donnelly (D) 49.8% 

Richard Mourdock (R) 44.4% 


Rep. Joe Donnelly held onto a late 

lead over Richard Mourdock, who 

dealt himself a political blow late 

last month during a debate with a 

controversial comment on pregnancy 

and rape. 

MASSACHUSETTS SENATE 

Elizabeth Warren (D) 53.6% 

Scott Brown (R) 46.4% 


Both sides thought it was unlikely 

Elizabeth Warren would unseat the 

incumbent Scott Brown, though the 

race was tough. Since Warren pulled 

off the upset, watch for the talk of 

her as a national candidate in 2016 to 

begin almost immediately. 

MISSOURI SENATE 

Claire McCaskill (D) 54.4% 

Todd Akin (R) 39.5% 


Sen. Claire McCaskill had been 

favored over Rep. Todd Akin since 

his controversial remark about 

“legitimate rape” in August. His 

refusal to drop out cost the GOP 

dearly, as McCaskill had been 

considered deeply vulnerable. 

WISCONSIN SENATE 

Tammy Baldwin (D) 50.3% 

Tommy Thompson (R) 47.0% 


Rep. Tammy Baldwin has been locked 

in a race too close to call with former 

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Express’ deadline. A Baldwin victory 

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Pennsylvania emerged as a 

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In Philadelphia, the Republican 

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Ron Ruman, a spokesman for 

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workers clear instructions that 

they could ask for but not demand 

voter identifi cation, and instances 

of voters being told they couldn’t 

vote without ID were rare. “If poll 

workers said this, they were mistaken,” 

he said. 

Elsewhere, most of the problems 

seemed to fall under the category 

of hiccups and glitches. The Election 

Protection coalition reported 

problems with ballot scanners in 

the Ohio cities of Cleveland, Day- 

Decision n 2012 

Poll Problems Crop Up 

Long lines, legal 

disputes reported 

in several states 

Washington 

VOTING AFTER SANDY 

Lloyd Edwards, right, helps voters Tuesday in a tent set up as a polling place in the 

Rockaway section of Queens in New York City, one of Sandy’s hardest-hit areas. 

‘Nothing Is More Important Than Voting’ 

New York and New Jersey voters in several areas ravaged by Superstorm 

Sandy expressed relief and elation at being able to vote at all on Tuesday, considering 

the devastation from the storm. Lines were long in Point Pleasant, N.J., 

where residents from the Jersey Shore communities of Point Pleasant Beach 

and Mantoloking had to cast their ballots because of damage in their hometowns. 

Many people still have no power eight days after Sandy pummeled the 

shore. “Nothing is more important than voting,” said Alex Shamis, a resident of 

hard-hit Staten Island, gesturing to damage in his mud-filled home. (AP) 

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any allegations of voter fraud. (AP) 

ton and Toledo; there were lateopening 

polling places in minority 

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and some precincts in the Tampa, 

Fla., area directed voters to another 

polling place to cast a provisional 

ballot. A provisional vote allows 

a person to have his or her say, but 

the ballot is subject to review and 

verifi cation of eligibility. 

In Florida’s Pinellas County, 

more than 12,000 residents mistakenly 

received robocalls Tuesday 

morning with a message that 

they had until 7 p.m. “tomorrow” 

to turn in absentee ballots. Offi cials 

sent a corrected message soon after. 

Despite heavy volumes of early 

voting over the past month — an 

estimated 35 percent to 40 percent 

of the electorate cast ballots before 

Tuesday — many states, including 

Virginia and Ohio, reported long 

waits. Civil rights and voter protection 

organizations said the diffi culty 

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One year after replacing longtime 

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“It’s completely different,” Turgeon 

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grow accustomed to a new culture, 

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Virginia Tech 

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is stronger. We all have the same 

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have much more depth in our team 

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athletes. We really have a 

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like the man to beat again. The 17-time 

Grand Slam champion won his record 

40th match at the tournament, defeating 

Janko Tipsarevic 6-3, 6-1 on Tuesday in 

his opening Group B match. (AP) 

CYCLING 

Former Armstrong 

Teammate Says He Doped 

South African cyclist David George, a 

former teammate of Lance Armstrong, 

admitted using the blood-boosting drug 

EPO on Tuesday after failing a doping 

test. George failed an out-of-competition 

test Aug. 29, the South African Institute 

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He was provisionally suspended by 

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ban. (AP) 

PRO BASKETBALL 

Blake Draws NBA Fine 

The NBA has fined Lakers guard and 

former Maryland star Steve Blake, filling 

in for the injured Steve Nash, $25,000 

for directing inappropriate language 

toward a fan, the league announced 

Tuesday. (TWP) 

It seems the soccer gods have a 

sense of humor. Less than three 

months ago, veteran referee Mark 

Geiger was the subject of a memorable 

post-game rant by D.C. United 

coach Ben Olsen after a series 

of controversial decisions in D.C.’s 

draw with the Philadelphia Union. 

As fate would have it, Geiger 

has been assigned to United’s allimportant 

Eastern Conference 

semifi nal second leg against the 

New York Red Bulls on Wednesday. 

“It’s the Geiger show. He wants 

to make the big call to change 

games,” Olsen said as part of the 

diatribe in August that earned him 

a fi ne from the league offi ce. 

Goalkeeper Bill Hamid kept a 

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For 3 Games 

Mason Hoops 

Two key members of the George 

Mason men’s basketball team have 

been suspended for the first three 

games, increasing the number of 

players disciplined before the season 

has started to three. 

Sophomore forward Erik Copes, 

the program’s most important big 

man, and sophomore guard Vaughn 

Gray, a top bench threat, were suspended 

for “student-athlete conduct 

violations,” the school said Tuesday. 

(THE WASHINGTON POST) 

Till Death 

Here’s great news for Redskins fans: Cowboys 

owner Jerry Jones says he will never 

resign his duties as the team’s general manager. 

He also has no intention of selling the 

team, Jones told KRLD-FM on Tuesday 

morning. Dallas is 3-5 this season and have 

won just two playoff games since 1995. 

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D.C. United coach Ben Olsen earned a fine for his August diatribe against a referee. 

tighter lid on things, saying, “If I 

really gave my opinion, I would get 

suspended for the rest of the season.” 

Offi ciating aside, United has plenty 

of other factors to worry about. 

The teams are tied at 1-1 aggregate 

after Saturday’s fi rst leg, with a 

nor’easter threatening to play havoc 

on the deciding game at Red Bull 

Arena. New York was one of the 

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MCL while playing for Canada on 

Sept. 7. Key words: supposed to be. 

De Rosario has returned to limited 

training with the team, mostly doing 

side work with the training staff, and 

he told The Washington Post that he 

will travel with the team to Red Bull 

Arena for Wednesday’s second leg of 

the MLS Eastern Conference semifinals 

against New York. A.C. 

a ball at a referee during Saturday’s 

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A ‘Must-Win’ Game for the 0-2 Wizards 

The Wizards 

Martell Webster is a newcomer to 

Washington. He didn’t contribute 

to the Wizards’ franchise-worst 

eight-game losing streak to start 

last season and hasn’t been around 

for the past four woeful campaigns. 

But Webster did miss a fallaway 

three-pointer with 4.5 seconds 

remaining in the Wizards’ 89-86 

loss to the Boston Celtics on Saturday. 

And, after the Wizards opened 

the season at 0-2 for the third consecutive 

season, Webster said his 

team has to stop the misery before 

it gets any worse — and get payback 

on Wednesday in Boston. 

“It’s a must-win for us,” Webster 

said. “Usually, when you can 

get a win against some of the top 

teams in the league, you just ride 

that confidence … We need to go 

in with the mind-set.” 

The Wizards played poorly in 

their opener in Cleveland, and 

Martell Webster missed a three-pointer 

at the end of the Wizards’ loss to Boston. 

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the sloppy played continued early 

against the Celtics. But a rally from 

a 16-point deficit and solid defensive 

effort in the fourth quarter have 

coach Randy Wittman encouraged. 

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game,” Wittman said. “Now we 

didn’t and I know the bottom line 

is it was a L. That should give them 

confidence even without stellar play. 

It’s not like we came out and shot 65 

percent and lost by two. … We can 

play better.” (THE WASHINGTON POST) 

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Yes We Cain 

I’m writing this on Monday, too early 

to call the presidential election. I can, 

however, already call one winner: 

Herman Cain. 

When Cain was the Republican 

frontrunner in October 2011, it seemed 

like a prank. Here was a man whose 

platform hinged on a tax plan — 9-9-9 

— more sound in rhyme than economic 

policy, who was the 

former CEO of a pizza 

company and who said 

things like “Ubeki-bekibeki-beki-stan-stan.” 

When he dropped out 

By Rudi 

Greenberg 

in December amid 

sexual misconduct 

allegations, the race 

became less fun. 

So I’m glad “The Daily Show 

With Jon Stewart” was curious 

about what life would have been 

like with Cain in the White House. 

In the ongoing “Herman Cain: An 

American Presidency” series, John 

Oliver presents Cain with a series 

of scenarios for him to act out as 

commander-in-chief. 

Cain is fully in on the joke. His 

response to China demanding the U.S. 

pay down its debt? “Why you gotta 

play me like that China?” On science: 

“Herman Cain ain’t no clone!” 

I’m not sure what the latter is 

supposed to mean, but at least one 

former candidate can embrace the 

silliness of the political process. 

Read Rudi’s previous columns at: 

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Daniel Day-Lewis portrays 

the 16th president of the 

United States in “Lincoln.” 

Political 

Strategy 

Timing the release of 

‘Lincoln’ around the 

election could be a 

blessing — or a curse 

Film 

The release of a politically themed 

movie at the height of a contentious 

election is nearly always fraught 

with peril, even when the subject 

is perhaps the most transcendent 

figure in American political history. 

But Steven Spielberg, whose 

movie “Lincoln” opens in Washington 

on Friday, believes the timing 

couldn’t be better. 

“This is a good time to reintroduce 

Lincoln to the country,” he 

says, “in a period of time when the 

ground will still be smoldering after 

the fi rst Tuesday in November.” 

There’s little question that “Lincoln” 

— which revisits the highly 

charged period when Lincoln faced 

down a fractious Congress to bully 

through the 13th Amendment to the 

Constitution, permanently abolishing 

slavery — will draw large audiences 

curious to see how actor Daniel 

Day-Lewis inhabits the title role 

and eager to commune, at least cinematically, 

with one of the country’s 

most cherished leaders. 

Yet with both parties claiming 

the 16th president as their own, 

doesn’t that mean that half the 

electorate might avoid “Lincoln” as 

a painful reminder of what might 

have been? 

Spielberg doesn’t think so. “I 

think the timing is the right way to 

go,” he says. “Either way, the fi lm, I 

think, will hopefully have some kind 

of soothing or even healing effect.” 

Meanwhile ... 

‘Zero Dark Thirty’ 

Politics have threaded their way 

through a number of movies 

that were or will be released this 

year. “Zero Dark Thirty,” about 

the search for Osama bin Laden, 

ran into its own political buzz 

saw in 2011 when U.S. Rep. Peter 

King, R-N.Y., accused the White 

House of leaking classified 

details of the mission to screenwriter 

Mark Boal and director 

Kathryn Bigelow in order to burnish 

Obama’s image. Boal insists 

the film “has no partisan agenda 

whatsoever.” As such, “Zero 

Dark Thirty,” which was scheduled 

for release in October, was 

pushed back to December. (TWP) 


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“This is a good 

time to reintroduce 

Lincoln to 

the country, in 

a period of time 

when the ground 

will still be 

smoldering after 

the fi rst Tuesday 

in November.” 

— STEVEN SPIELBERG,ON WHY 

“LINCOLN” HITS THEATERS FRIDAY, ONLY 

A FEW DAYS AFTER THE ELECTION 

“Lincoln” screenwriter Tony 

Kushner agrees, noting that, “whatever 

happens, one of the lessons you 

take from the life of Lincoln is that 

you have to have faith in the democratic 

process,” he says. 

The dynamics of when to release 

a politically themed film can be 

dicey, with millions of dollars in 

production and marketing budgets 

at stake. Oliver Stone brought out 

“W.,” his satirical portrait of George 

W. Bush, in the waning months of 

Bush’s second administration, and 

viewers stayed away. 

But even if fi lmgoers make present-day 

comparisons through a partisan 

lens while watching “Lincoln,” 

the fi lmmakers are banking 

on patriotism transcending politics. 

In fact, “Lincoln” contains all 

the elements that spell success for 

a politically themed movie, according 

to director Rod Lurie, who has 

made a career-long study of what 

makes such fi lms succeed. “It has 

to be about a president, not someone 

in the legislature or the Supreme 

Court, because anything other than 

president is petty,” Lurie says. “It has 

to be aspirational. We don’t want 

to go see movies about bad presidents 

who are dark and evil — we 

get enough of that at home. And 

usually it has to be nonpartisan.” 

ANN HORNADAY (THE WASHINGTON POST)


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President George H.W. Bush had 

a problem so important he sent a 

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Aerosmith hasn’t released an album 

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Hounds of State 

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President Barack Obama’s dog, Bo, flies like his owner — aboard Air Force One. 

“So many 

Americans have 

dogs and cats, and 

it makes us feel 

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is one of us.” 

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Walk This Way 

For Nostalgia 

Steven Tyler, left, and Joe Perry, right, 

play nice on Aerosmith’s new album. 

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fort from their pets,” Pickens says. 

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“They became such known pet 

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your pet, you could just ship it 

to the White House and they were 

known to keep it,” Pickens says 

of the Coolidges. JAMIE STENGLE (AP) 

“Music From Another Dimension!” 

attempts to re-create Aerosmith’s 

twin eras of glory — the 

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run and latter Alicia Silverstone/ 

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the results. 

It’s better on the fringes: A 

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plays Jennifer Nettles to Steven 

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Loving You,” but anyone who doesn’t 

know how to properly use Underwood 

doesn’t deserve to have her. 

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We are proud to be an EEO/AA employer M/F/D/V. 

We maintain a drug-free workplace and perform 

pre-employment substance abuse testing. 

Sales 

Professionals 

Start a sales career that allows you to help others 

while earning an above average income. We 

are seeking enthusiastic sales professionals that 

would like a career and the earning potential 

well over $100K. In 2011 incomes ranged from 

$50K to $100K+ for all full time Family Service 

Counselors. We are currently looking for qualified 

candidates to work at National Memorial Park and 

King David Memorial Gardens in Falls Church, VA. 

We provide a career with the advancement and 

training opportunities of a large corporation. 

Apply today and discover how rewarding it 

can be to work with us: 

H Excellent income potential 

H Can qualify for monthly bonuses 

H Paid training 

H Benefits/Vacation 

H Supportive working 

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EOE M/F/D/V 

SALES 

TELEMARKETING 

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TELEMARKETERS - METRO ACCESSIBLE 

Homefix is hiring for PT & FT positions. Hours are 

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not necessary. Must have a good speaking voice & 

desire to succeed. Clean fun work environment w/ 

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at 4pm at 10301 Democracy Ln Suite 203, 

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XX172 1x.25 

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CAREER TRAINING 

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Financial Aid Available. Job Placement 

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AVAILABLE PROGRAMS: 

• MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

• MEDICAL OFFICE ADMIN 

• PC SPECIALIST 

4 MONTH LONG PROGRAMS 

AVAILABLE: 

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• PC SPECIALIST LEVEL 1 

TECHNICAL LEARNING CENTERS 

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One block from Farragut North and West 

Visit our Website: www.tlc-corp.com 

Hands-on Medical 

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Get the skills that Employers want today! 

Job Placement Assistance! Financial 

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Full program disclosures at careertechnicalinstitute.edu/disclosures 

JOBS 

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If you're a progressive, social- and politicalminded 

individual, we'd like to talk to you. In this 

position you will work on behalf of our clients, 

raising money from their members (no cold 

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As a member of the Share fundraising team, 

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Political Activism. In this position you will see 

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Candidates with some fundraising experience 

are preferred and must be able to work evening 

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background check. 

For both PT & FT, we offer an average wage of 

$10 - $15/hour, flexible scheduling as well as a 

strong benefits package which includes: health 

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Equal Opportunity Employer 

XX172 1x.5 

1101 Vermont Ave. NW 

Washington DC, 20005 

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Information about programs at www.go.tesst.com 

IT’S YOUR FUTURE 

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ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN 

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Programs vary by campus. 

Information about programs at www.go.TESST.com 

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beextraordinary 

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Silver Spring (branch) 

Washington, D.C. (branch) 

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at all locations. For useful 

consumer information, 

please visit us at www. 

medtech.edu/consumerinfo. 

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• Day and evening courses available 

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1.888.407.8222 aboutmedtech.com 

Not all programs available at all locations. For useful consumer information, please visit us at www.medtech. 

edu/consumerinfo. SCHEV has certified Medtech, located at 6565 Arlington Blvd. Suite 100 Falls Church, VA 

22042 to operate in Virginia. 

CAREER TRAINING CAREER TRAINING 

Financial Aid if Qualified 

These companies and many others 

have hired AIM Graduates: 

888-896-7869 

FixJets.com 

10 Campuses Nationwide-Including Manassas, VA 

Aviation Institute FAAof Approved Maintenance. A&P FAA School. ApprovedSCHEV A&P School. Certified. SCHEV Certified. 

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the FORTIS 

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Not enough hours in the day? 

Evening classes start soon* 

*Evening classes not available for all programs 

Hands-on training from FORTIS College can 

prepare you for a future in: 

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• Medical Billing and Coding • Medical Laboratory Technology 

• Pharmacy Technician •R&DLabTechnician 

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www.FortisCollege.edu 

4351 Garden City Drive • Landover, MD 20785 

For consumer information, visit www.Fortis.edu 

Flexible schedules, career placement assistance for all 

graduates and financial aid available for those who qualify. 


CAREER TRAINING CAREER TRAINING 

MEDICAL LEARNING CENTER 

DAY, EVENING & WEEKEND CLASSES: 

L.P.N. C.N.A. 

Licensed Practical 

Nurse 

Certified Nurse 

Assistant 

medicallearningcenterva.com 

703-527-0055 • Certified SCHEV• Approved VBON 

PHARMACY TECH 

Trainees Needed Now 

Pharmacies now hiring. No experience? 

Job Training & Placement Assistance Available 

1-877-240-4524 

Medical Office 

Trainees Needed! 

Become a Medical 

Office Professional now! 

No Experience Needed! 

Hands on Training & 

Job Placement Assistance! 

CTI can get you trained 

& Job Ready ASAP! 

1-888-567-7685 

Computer Repair 

& Help Desk 


Train for a career in 

Computers at CTI! 


Hands on Training & Job 

Placement Assistance! 

Get the IT skills you need 

for the job you want! 

1-888-567-7649 

Office Support 


Train to become an 

Administrative Assistant 

at Career Technical Inst.! 


Hands on Training & Job 

Placement Assistance! 

Call for more details! 

1-888-589-9684 

Less time learning and more time earning! 

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Massage Therapist! 

CALL NOW 

To Get Your 

Free Massage Therapy 

Career Guide! 

888-797-0851 

National Massage Therapy Institute 

Falls Church, VA 

www.nmti.edu 

Medical Office Administration 

Call 202-223-3500



FREE PARAMEDIC TRAINING 

for foster children not yet 21, Military service 

connected and the unemployed in DC. 

Start a new rewarding career today. 

Call 202-582-5465 (LINK) to set up an appointment 

We are located at 3300 Pennsylvania Ave SE 

DC 20020 You must qualify for free training. 

APRENDE HABLAR EN INGLES! 

1-888-734-6715 

GET CAREER 

TRAINING TO BE A 

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 

AT EVEREST COLLEGE! 

FINANCIAL AID 

AVAILABLE FOR 

THOSE WHO QUALIFY 

CALL NOW! 

1-888-249-8093 

Visit us online at 

www.SeeEverest.com 

14555 Potomac Mills Road 

Woodbridge, VA 22192 

VA Schools are 

CTO SCHEV 

For useful consumer 

information, please 

visit us at 

www.everest.edu/disclosures 

TRAIN FOR A 

CAREER AS A 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT AT 

EVEREST COLLEGE! 

Programs and 

schedules 

vary by campus. 

FINANCIAL AID 

AVAILABLE FOR 

THOSE WHO QUALIFY 

CALL NOW! 

1-888-259-5889 

Visit us online at 

www.SeeEverest.com 

VA Schools are 

CTO SCHEV 

For useful consumer 

information, please 

visit us at 

www.everest.edu/disclosures 

PHLEBOTOMY 

Training workshops 

Doctor’s Help 301-567-5422 

MED BILL & CODING 

Trainees Needed Now 

Medical Offices now hiring. No experience? 

Job Training & Placement Assistance Available. 

1-866-294-0466 

PHLEBOTOMY 

In 10 Weeks 

1-800-417-8954 

CTO SCHEV 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

In 10 Weeks 

1-800-460-4138 

CTO SCHEV 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Trainees Needed Now! 

Dental Offices now hiring. No experience? Job 

Training & Placement Assistance Available. 

1-800-678-6350 

PC Specialist 

Call 202-223-3500 

SERVICE SOLUTIONS 

Need Some Fast Cash For The Holidays? 

Earn $500-$750/month | Easy Program! 

301-336-1893 

XX172 1x.25 

STUFF 

6PC Bedroom Cherry Set. 

New in boxes $305. 

Can Deliver. 301-399-7870 

$75 COMPUTERS & $20 17" LCDs 

VA:703-370-5440 MD:301-931-6630 

WWW.PCRETRO.COM 

Dining Room Table—$499.00, silver spring, MD, 

240-558-3341 

Kitchen table, chairs—maple butcher block 

table and five chairs 3'x6'. Very sturdy, $350 obo, 

Alexandria, VA, 703-628-1108 

OFFICE FURNITURE—LIQUIDATION- most from 

Room&Board NW, DC 202-296-0880 

Piano Baldwin Baby Grand, USA—Piano, Baldwin 

Baby Grand, Made in USA 

Immaculate 1999 M Series. Mahogany. Bargain at 

$9,995. 

Pillowtop Qu mat. set. Value $289, Asking $130! 

3Pc king pillowtop mat. set Value $499, Asking 

$230. New in Plastic. Can Deliver. 301-343-8630 

SMALL COLLECTOR PAYS CASH FOR 

COINS/COLLECTIONS. Call Al, 301-807-3266 

Will Come to you! 

SOFA LOVE SEAT - Value $499, Sell $285. 

SECTIONAL - Value $799, Sell $385. Both brand 

new in packaging. Must sell. Call 301-343-8630 

System printer—Xerox 7755 $18,500, Beltsville, 

MD, 301-980-0719 prints, scans, collates, color, 

b&w, staples, hole punch service contract available. 

WANTED: Vintage Baseball Cards—Collections 

(1900-1969). Private Collector paying top prices 

in ALL CASH! No collection too large. Call Paul 

216-219-6827 

SALES & AUCTIONS 

Bethesda—Huge Used Book Sale. Sat. Nov. 10, 9 

to 3. $1-3 books, CDs, DVDs. St. John's Episcopal 

Church, 6701 Wisconsin Ave. 301-654-7767 

PETS 

ADOPTA CAT/KITTEN 

Vet checked. Call Feline Foundation. 

703-920-8665 www.ffgw.org 

Cavachon—$600.00, pretty, playful, female, 6 

mo. old, fluffy tan/black, white chest. Shots, 

crate, food, toys, incl. 3014451113 

West Highland T—$700-800,White (3) Male and 

(1) Female, 10 weeks old, first shots and 

wormed. 540-830-5856 

DC RENTALS 

CAPITOL HILL-1BR, LR, kit, W/D, hdwd flrs, 

panoramic view of Cap Hill from roof deck, view 

of Cap Dome from each window. Wlk to Metro. 

$1,750 cable/utils incl'd. Call 703-941-1999 

CONGRESS HEIGHTS Near Metro & bus. 2BR avail. 

Rent negotiable 320 Atlantic St SE. 

Vouchers welcome. Please call 301-523-2695 

Gobble Up Savings 

Carver Terrace 

1909 Maryland Avenue #101, Washington, DC 20002 

888-646-1798 

On2&3 

Bedrooms 

Submit an 

application 

and Move-In 

by Nov. 30th 

and You Can Pick 

Your Special 

1 Month’s Free Rent (2nd Month of tenancy) 

or $100 OFF for 12 Months/ 

$0 Application Fee 

$99.00 Holding Deposit 

due at time of Application 

*Income Restrictions Apply 

**Qualified 

Applicants 

Peterburg Apartments 

3298 Fort Lincoln Drive, NE 

Washington, DC 20018 

Open Waiting List 

The Waiting List for the Petersburg Apartments will 

open on November 12,2012. We have a preference 

admission for persons 62 and over. Applications 

can be picked up between the hours of 10:00am- 

3:00pm. The Waiting List will close promptly at 3:00 

pm on November 14, 2012. EHO 

DC RENTALS 

Vicksburg Apartments 

3005 Bladensburg Road, NE 



The Waiting List for the Vicksburg Aparments will 






Gettysburg Apartments 

3001 Bladensburg Road, NE 



The Waiting List for the Gettysburg Aparments will 






DAHLGREEN 

COURT 

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! 

ON STUDIOS 

& 1BRS 

NO APPLICATION 

FEE 

1/2 OFF 

1 st MONTH’S 

RENT 

202-618-8092 

NOVEMBER 

Rent Special 

1 Bedr��m apar�men�s �nder 

$700 m�n�h! 

N� Appl�ca��n Fee. N� H�ld�ng dep�s��** 

*Sec�r�� dep�s�� $99 �� 1 m�n�h’s ren� 

�f q�al�fied. Dep�s�� d�e �p�n 

48 h��rs �f appr��al! 

MuSt MovE iN By Nov 30tH t� Q�al�f� F�r Spec�al 

FANTASTIC LEASE 

DEALS ON 

2BRS & 3BRS 

Paradise at Parkside 

202-388-0274 **Qualified 

M-F 8:30-5:00 • Open Saturdays by appt. only 

3551 Ja� S�. NE • Wash�ng��n, DC 20019 

Applicants 

NE 2 BR, 2 BA, furnished, Near Metro. 

$1499 includes utilities month to month 

Call 202-705-3390 Visit www.dcmethod.com 

NE - 51st St. 2BRfrom 

$800/month + electric, Section 8 OK. 

No pets. Call 202-388-3900 x 10 

NE- Huntwood Court. Under new management. 

1BR $840. 2BR $935. 5000 Hunt St NE. Bring ad, No 

application Fee! 202-399-1665 NMI Prop Mgmt. 

N.W. 

WALDEN COMMONS 

"The Charm of the City" 

Spacious 1-Brs 

from $1,349 * 

Call For Details. 

Move in And Enjoy 

Your Walks to Rock Creek Park 

*Plus electric 

1336 Missouri Avenue, Washington DC 20011 

888-415-5654 

www.walden-commons.com 

NW-219 Upshur St. Huge 1BR apt. Hdwd floors. 

Newly renov. Near metro. $875-$950 + elec. 

Delwin Realty 301-608-3703 ext 103 

South East 

DC RENTALS 

PARK NAYLOR APARTMENTS 

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS & DUPLEXES 

$ 0 APP FEE • $ 99 DEPOSIT 

• Central A/C & Heating 

• Free Heat & Gas 

• Community Center 

• Controlled Building Access 

888-703-6882 

2562 Naylor Rd., SE • Washington, DC 20020 

8:30am - 5:30pm M-F 

DC RENTALS 

NE- Simms Pl-1 BR. Near transportation 

laundry & shops. $650/month+ utils. 

Call 202-497-1955 

NW- 5406 3rd St. Newly renov, 1 BR + den. New 

crpt/hdwd floor. Nr metro. $925+ util. Special $200 

off 1st mo. DelwinRealty 301-608-3703 ext. 103 

NW - 6501 14th ST NW. 1BR $1285. 

Efficiency $1066. W/D. Park/metro in front, 

near 16th S & GA Ave. 301-661-0510, 9a-4p 

Penn View Apartments 

SE 

Studios’ 

starting at $895 

•All Utilities Included 

•Newly Renovated 

•Hardwood Floors 

•Controlled Access 

•24 Hour Maintenance Emergency 

•Manager On Site 

•Laundry On Site 

www.wcsmith.com 

2515 R Street, SE • Washington, D.C. 

202.582.1512 

BANNEKER PLACE 

APARTMENTS 

FALL MOVE IN 

SPECIALS 

$10.00 App. Fee • $99.00 Sec. Deposit* 

32 Inch Flat screen drawing* 

Free gas • Hot water • Heat 

For Qualified applicants only 

Must move in by 11/15/12 

1&2Bedrooms 

Starting at: 

$ 815 - $ 915 

(202) 584-1688 

3738 D St. SE 20019 

Professionally Managed By CIH Properties, Inc. 

Manor Village 

1717 Alabama Ave., SE 

1BRs from $795 

2BRs from $895 

Move In On 

One Month’s Rent 

William C. Smith & Co., Inc. 

villagesofparklands.com 

manorvillage@wcsmith.com 

1.888.275.2914 

SE-1-2 BR on Greenline, Secure, Quiet, 

Carpet. Vouchers Accepted. Avail immediately 

From $900. Call 703-912-4885 

SE- 13th St. 2 min to metro/shops! 

2 BR from $825 + utilities. No Pets. 

Section 8 ok. Call 202-388-3900x 10 

DC RENTALS 

• Renovated Apartments 

• Patios/Balconies 

• Ask About Our Government and 

Senior Discounts 

FREE 

DC RENTALS 

HEAT 

COOKING 

PARKING 

WI FI 

1BRFrom $ 795 

Alexander Gardens 

• Refinished hardwood floors 

• Wood grain cabinets 

• Individual controlled 

heat-A/C 

• Resident controlled 

access 

www.wcsmith.com William C. Smith & Co./EHO 

1615 17th St., SE • Washington, DC 20020 

202.684.9409 

The Colonnade 

1 Bedroom $ 865 

All Utilities Included 

SE/SW 

4501 South Capitol St., SW 

• Controlled entry • Walk-in closets 

• Renovated kitchens, • Laundry facilities 

baths, and lighting on-site 

fixtures 

• 24HR Emergency 

• Near shopping, hospital maintenance 

& schools 

• Adjacent to 295, 395 & 

• On Metro Bus Route the Capital Beltway 

www.wcsmith.com William C. Smith + Co. 

1-888-865-0763 

SE- 1731 28thSt.1 BR , Greatbuilding. 

$750.Most utilitiesincluded. 

3 blocksfrom PennsylvaniaAve.202-577-9218 

SE- 2800Buena Vista Terrace. 2BR available. 

New paint& carpet,CAC,W/D in unit 

Sec 8 OK. Text/call202-437-7565 

SE - 2nd St., 1-3 BR, from $700+ util, 

w/w carpet, laund. sec 8 ok, 

no pets, Call 202-388-3900 ext 10 

S.E. DANBURY ST. - Attractive 1BR $750. 

1st month rent free. Good Credit Required. 

Metro Bus at Corner. Call 202-563-1791 

SE DC- 1, 2 BR Apts. Central Air & heat, wall to 

wall carpet , W/D, Sec 8 ok, Starting at $1200. 

For info call Jerome 202-321-5596 

SE- NEWCOMB ST - 2BR/3BR from 

$825 + electric. Sect. 8 welcome. 

No pets. Call 202-388-3900 x10 

SE

DC RENTALS 

NEED EXTRA MONEY 

THIS HOLIDAY SEASON 

1Br - $765.00 

Move In by 12/1 Receive (1) Month Free Rent 

1BRs Only 

3600 Ely Place S.E., Wash. DC 20019 

• Spacious 1, 2 & 3BRs 

• Central AC/Heat 

• 24 hr onsite laundry facilities 

• Resident controlled access 

• 1 Block from metro & shopping 

• Across the street from park & recreation 

• Free gas & heat 

(202) 584-2241 

M-F 9-5 • SAT 10-2 

SE Fall Into Your 

New Apartment Home 

@ Friendship Court 

• Central Heat & Air 

• Wall-to-Wall Carpet 

• Close to Shopping, Banking 

& Metro Accessible 

2 Bedrooms 

STARTING @ 799* 

*Limited Time Only 

Call For Details!!! 

202-563-6968 


SE 

You Can’t Beat Our 

SPECIALS !! 

No application fee 

Deposits as low as $100 

1 bedrooms at $769 

• Wall-to-Wall Carpet 

• Central Heat & Air 

• Intercom Access/Dishwashers 

• Laundry Room in every Building 

• Pool and Playground 

River Hill Apartments 

202-562-5060 


FRIENDSHIP CROSSING APTS. 

STAY WARM 

and Cozy On Us! 

Free Gas 

Call For Early Holiday 

Specials On 2BDrs 

$ 10.00 application fee 

$ 100 Security Deposit Special 

Minutes to 295, 395, 495 and Downtown DC. 

FREE HEAT, GAS, WATER, W/W Carpet, Modern 

Kitchens/Breakfast Bar, Gated Community, 

Laundry Facility in every bldg 

866.759.0564 

Professionally Managed By 

CIH Properties, Inc. 

FRANK EMMET REAL ESTATE 

Spacious One Bedrooms 

STARTING @ 

$755! 

Shows Beautifully w/Screened-In Back Porch, 

Secured Building, Hardwood Floor, 

Ceiling Fan, Close to Metro 

(Orange & Green Line) and 

Capitol Hill (or Downtown, DC.) 

8:30 AM-5PM 

Monday - Friday 

by Appointment Only 

(202)-544-9550 

HOURS NASH PLACE. S.E. 

DC RENTALS 

Shipley Park Apts. SE 

1 BRs $795 • 2BRs Starting @ $905 

Open House Every Saturday in November 

$25.00 Application Fee 

• Newly Renovated Apartment Homes 

• Hardwood Floors • Near THEARC 

• Oak Kitchen Cabinets w/ Breakfast Bar 

• Microwave, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal 

• Controlled Access 

• Central Heat and A/C 

• Laundry Facilities 

• FREE Shuttle Bus 


2532 Southern Ave, SE • Washington, DC 

888.286.7195 

MARBURY 

PLAZA 

2300 Good Hope Rd. SE 

Washington DC 20020 

Welcome to Marbury Plaza Apartment, the 

new Anacostia! Minutes away from shopping, 

entertainment and the new stadium. 

Leave your car at home because public 

transportation is at your doorstop. Relax 

in your new home and enjoy breathtaking 

views of the radiant District of Columbia! 

Studio-2BRs Starting at $898 

202.678.0700 

www.Marburyplaza.com 

SE- Effic., 1BR & 1BR w/ den apts. 

$755 & up + elec. No Pets. 202-265-4814, 

202-629-2606. Fred A. Smith Co. 

FREE 

1 BRS $ 775 

2 BRS $ 875 

3 BRS STARTING 

FroM $ 1200 

GREENWOOD MANOR 

Apartments 

M-F 

8:30 - 5 PM 

S 

10-2PM 

GAS HEAT, 

GAS COOKING 

& WATER 

Cent�al A/C, 

C�nvenient t� 

G�een Line Met��, 

onsite Laund�y, 

Pa�king, V�uche�s 

Welc�me 

202.678.2548 

2343 G�een St�eet SE • Wash. DC 20020 

WWW.DELWIN-REALTY.COM 

SOUTHWEST/Metro Convenient! 

$99 MOVE IN 

SPECIAL* 

EAGLES CROSSING 

116 Irvington Street SW, 

866-790-5360 

W/W carpet,CAC/l Air/Heat, 

Dishwasher,Laundry facility, 

EFFICIENCY $700 

1BR fr.$775 2 BR fr $870 

*See or call Consultant for Details 

M-F 9-5.Sat 10-4 

Housing ChoiceVouchers Welcome 

where rents are within voucher limits 

Concerts, movies, events, 

restaurants and more. 

XX172 1x1.5 

DC RENTALS 

Southeast EHO 

1 BRs fr. $710/mo 

2 BRs fr. $835/mo 

with Move-in Special 

Meadow Green Courts! 

$20 APPLICATION FEE! 

Convenient to shops, schools, Dishwasher. 

Walk-in closets.,w-w carpet 

5% DISCOUNT:METRO & DC GOVT employees 

Call for details (877) 464-9774 

OPEN HOUSE EVERY FRIDAY 

IN NOVEMBER, 10am-4pm 

3539 A St SE Mon-Fri. 9-5. Sat. 10-4 

Housing Choice Vouchers welcome where rents 

are within voucher program limits 

The Perfect Price 

at the 

Perfect Location 

CAPITOL PARK PLAZA 

All Utilities Included. 

Fitness Center/ Swimming Pool. 

FREE A/C 

1.877.870.0243 

*Max. Income Qualifications: 

1 pers. $45,180 •2pers. $51,600 

Restrictions apply*. 

201 I Street, SW • Washington, DC 20024 

Located Near The S.W. Waterfront 

M-F 9-6pm • Sat. 10-5pm Sun. 12-4pm 

SW GALVESTON PLACE -- 4BR, 2BA. $1400 

plus utilities, 1st month rent free! Credit check 

required. Metro Bus close. Call 202-563-1791 

SW - Section 8 OK. Just what you've been waiting 

for! Deluxe 4 BR, 2 BA w/ceramic tile, laundry 

rm, new hdwd flrs & kit cabinets. New 2 BR apt 

w/oversized Mstr BR, walk-in closet, CAC, beaut 

kit., w/ceramic tile. Must See! 4BR $1950 & 2 BR 

$1166. + gas & elec. Feeapp. 301-379-9489 

MD RENTALS 

BELTSVILLE/LAUREL - $510 for 1 rm in TH, shr 

BA, all utilities & cable incl, deposit req. Needs 

transportation. 202-320-2421 

EVERYONE IS A WINNER 

at 

Addison Chapel Apartments 

Free Accent Walls, Home Décor 

and Much More! 

Call or Stop By for Details 

1525 Elkwood Lane • Capitol Heights, MD 20743 

(866) 574-7408 

INSTANT PRE-APPROVAL 

1 BR from $889 • 2 BR from $1009 

ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED for a small fee 

www.addisonchapel.com 

*Prices subject to verification 

CAPITAL HEIGHTS- SFH, 2BR, 1BA, 

CAC,driveway, fenced yard, 802 Minna Ave. 

No credit chck.$1300.202-359-3176 

Woodland Springs 

Apartments 

• 1 BR Starting at $830 



• Spacious Floorplans 

• Minutes to Metro 

• Sparkling pool 

• Clubhouse/rec room 

• Large laundry facilities 

Free 

Application 

FEE w/AD 

Security 

Deposit 

As low as $350 

or 

1 st month’s rent 

(based on credit history) 

301-760-4270 

6617 Atwood Street • District Heights, MD 20747 

XX172 1x.25 



OAKCREST TOWERS 

Live – Play – Shop - Dine on The Avenue! 

Award Winning Living at its Finest 

1st Winner 2011 PACE Award 

For 

Excellence in 

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charge of disorderly conduct was dismissed 

Monday morning. According 

to Celebuzz.com, Worthington was 

turned away from a bar for being verbally 

abusive and drunk. The bouncer 

says the actor pushed him. (EXPRESS) 

That you don’t recognize him is proof 

“Avatar” could have starred anyone. 

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‘Stop Calling Me a “Sex 

Legend.” “Sex Icon” Is Fine’ 

Jack Nicholson tells the Sun newspaper 

that the number of women he 

has slept with — estimated by some 

to be as high as 2,000 — is exaggerated. 

“If someone says ‘Jack, you are 

a womanizer,’ I don’t deny it. But the 

life of a gigolo always ends badly.” 

He added: “There are also women 

I have seen, intimately, for a very 

long time over my life.” 

(EXPRESS) 

Cruel 

‘That’s a Third of 

My Shoe Budget! 

Lil Wayne lost his lawsuit 

against Quincy Jones III on Monday, 

TMZ.com reported. The rapper 

sued Jones over a documentary 

Jones was making about 

Lil Wayne. Jones won his countersuit 

against Lil Wayne, and 

the jury ordered the rapper to 

pay about $2.2 million to Jones. 

Lil Wayne never appeared at his 

trial. (EXPRESS) 

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‘No Way 

This 

Would 

Bother 

His Wife, 

Kirstie Alley said on Monday’s 

“Entertainment Tonight” that she 

and Patrick Swayze fell in love 

when both of them were married to 

other people. She says the affair was 

emotional, not physical, but that 

“I think what we did was worse. … 

When you fall in love with someone 

when you’re married, you jeopardize 

your own marriage and their 

marriage. It’s doubly bad.” Alley 

isn’t sure whether Lisa Niemi, wife 

of the late Swayze, knows. (EXPRESS) 


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What celebrities are 

saying on Twitter 

about the election: 

“Going w/my fam to 

the polls even tho I’m 

2 young 2 vote But 

theres always a kiddy 

poll which comes 

with a free ice cream 

coupon!” 

— GABBY DOUGLAS, GYMNAST 

“I’m voting today 

for Obama. … Why? 

Because i just don’t 

TRUST Romney. If you 

disagree with me … 

All you have to do is 

vote for Romney and 

cancel out my vote. 

#ELECTIONMATH” 

— ICE-T, ACTOR/RAPPER 

“im 18 … but i cant vote 

… im Canadian.” 

— JUSTIN BIEBER, SINGER 

“Dear God in heaven 

America vote Mitt 

Romney Paul Ryan 

Republican and save 

America” 

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