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What happened on November 06, 2012

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What happened on November 06, 2012

LOCAL

Md. voters approve ‘Dream Act’ law By Nick Anderson and And Luz Lazo

Army ROTC steadily grows on college campuses, including Virginia Tech By Jenna Johnson

Rep. Roscoe Bartlett is defeated, but other Maryland incumbents are reelected to Congress By Fredrick Kunkle and Victor Zapana

Md. voters legalize expanded casino gambling By Aaron C. Davis and John Wagner

Kaine wins Virginia Senate race By Ben Pershing, Laura Vozzella and Errin Haines

All Metro stations now have SmarTrip vending machines By Luz Lazo

Voting on same-sex marriage, with Leviticus ringing in my ears By Courtland Milloy

Fairfax paid $141,000 to defend, then settle, lawsuit by falsely accused Sean Lanigan By Tom Jackman

Arlington voters appear set to reelect Garvey to County Board By Patricia Sullivan

Metro riders stranded after system closes early, but agency has no explanation By Mark Berman

Grosso ousts Brown from D.C. Council; Orange, other incumbents reelected By Tim Craig and Nikita Stewart

Obama supporters celebrate in D.C. streets and bars By Jonathan O’connell and Clarence Williams

Verjeana Jacobs takes lead in Pr. George’s School Board race; Morris in tight Alexandria fight By Ovetta Wiggins and Lynh Bui

Alexandria Democrats unseat GOP incumbents By Patricia Sullivan

D.C. voting results: Orange, Grosso win at-large seats, Mendelson will remain chairman By Annie Gowen

Dyar and Wellesca, together at last and above ground By John Kelly

D.C. voters approve council charter amendments By Nikita Stewart

Northern Va. congressional incumbents sail to reelection over political newcomers By Corinne Reilly

Washington area polling places inundated by crush of voters By Ann E. Marimow and Jeremy Borden

Maryland voters approve congressional redistricting plan By Miranda S. Spivack

Maryland election results By Annys Shin

ENTERTAINMENT

Deborah Levy’s ‘Swimming Home,’ reviewed by Ron Charles By Ron Charles

Washington Stage Guild’s ‘Pygmalion’ is just lover-ly By Nelson Pressley

Rudolf Nureyev’s art and style are gorgeously revived in Calif. museum exhibit By Sarah Kaufman

National Book Award finalists for young people’s literature By Mary Quattlebaum

‘Sex and the City’ meets grim financial reality of N.Y. By Claudia Deane

Theater review: At Scena, ‘A Clockwork Orange’ changes gears By Jane Horwitz

NATIONAL

What makes a president a great leader By Tom Fox

‘Earth Sabbath’ helps activists tend spiritual side of environmentalism By Yonat Shimron| Religion News Service

Election Day: What we’ll learn about the loser By Jena Mcgregor

This is what adults do By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Watchdog group asks IRS to probe Catholic bishops By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Controversial’Mojave Cross’ to return to Calif. Desert By Adelle M. Banks| Religion News Service

Jews push back against Scouts over policy banning gays By Bruce Nolan| Religion News Service

POLITICS

Obama wins a second term as U.S. president By David A. Fahrenthold

Latino voters showing strong turnout in Election 2012 By Washington Post Staff

In Iowa, Obama gets emotional in final campaign rally By David Nakamura

Elizabeth Warren defeats Scott Brown in Massachusetts Senate race By Stephanie Mccrummen

Voting problems reported in several states By Bill Turque and Carol D. Leonnig

At Brigham Young U., students keep cheerful tone despite alumnus’s loss By Jason Horowitz

House Republicans retain majority, defending gains from GOP wave in 2010 By Paul Kane

2012 Elections Results Map shows tight race in battleground states By Washington Post Staff

When will we know who won the election? By Washington Post Staff

How Mormonism is playing a role on Election Day By Washington Post Staff

Where Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are on election night By Washington Post Staff

In Nevada, an undecided voter weighs his options By Donna St. George

Ohio voters cast ballots expected to be key in presidential election victory By Washington Post Staff

In New Jersey, polls taken to the people By Lyndsey Layton

In storm-battered New Jersey, a rolling polling place By Lyndsey Layton

In Wisconsin, a place for whoopee cushions? By Emily Heil

In Colorado, getting out the Hispanic vote By Steve Hendrix

Voters in New York, New Jersey brave Sandy’s effects to cast ballots By William Branigin and Colum Lynch

In New Hampshire, familiarity with Romney breeds . . . By Darryl Fears

Democrats retain Senate majority; key wins for Kaine in Va., Warren in Mass. By Rosalind S. Helderman

2012 Senate race results so far By Washington Post Staff

In Florida, the economy leads a voter to shift By Brady Dennis

How early voting is shaping the 2012 election By Washington Post Staff

Romney holds final pre-Election Day rally By Philip Rucker and Felicia Sonmez

Obama’s and Romney’s most likely paths to 270 electoral votes goes through Ohio By Washington Post Staff

Hurricane Sandy victims vote, then evacuate as weather continues to impact Election 2012 By Washington Post Staff

Long lines at the polls braved by voters to cast ballots in Election 2012 By Washington Post Staff

The women’s vote looking strong for President Obama in Election 2012 By Washington Post Staff

Analyzing Election 2012 results and data with the Election Map By Washignton Post Staff

BUSINESS

Companies look to bonuses instead of salary increases in an uncertain economy By Sarah Halzack

Amazon Prime: New monthly subscription option steps up rivalry with Netflix, Hulu By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple move to ARM chips would make sense, analyst says By Hayley Tsukayama

What an office-supply cabinet says about the future of the economy By Neil Irwin

Ahead of holidays, Amazon quietly adds $8 monthly plan to Prime program By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Why Foursquare’s new ratings feature should terrify Yelp By Venturebeat.com

Fresh from reelection, president finds himself on edge of ‘fiscal cliff’ By Lori Montgomery and Zachary A. Goldfarb

Freddie Mac posts third-quarter profit By Lynn Adler and — Reuters

Time to elect a health-care plan By Michelle Singletary

Microsoft Surface, Apple’s iPad mini, other tablets get the teardown treatment By Hayley Tsukayama

Can search results, online advertising, likes and follows predict an election? By Hayley Tsukayama