It was an election day like no other, shrouded under the cloud of Sandy.
While a New York victory for President Obama was expected, the real fights were at the state and local levels.
With affidavit ballots in place due to the hurricane, some voters won't cast ballots in their districts for local candidates and that could mean the difference in some close races.
MetroFocus provided updates from the polls, reporting on the very act of voting after a natural disaster disrupts life as we know it.
Today is Election Day. PBS member stations are contributing to this live blog -- see what's happening across the nation!
The storm is over, but related disasters are still raining down on East Rockaway.
60 polling sites have been relocated, and the Board of Elections offices are without power.
Many in the region are struggling: here's how you can help others and get help for yourself and your family.
Subway service is back between Brooklyn and Manhattan. Fuel trucks in five boroughs and Long Island are providing gas to emergency workers, a change from the original plan.
Coverage of the damage throughout New Jersey, with special editions of NJ Today with Mike Schneider.VIDEO
