• Analysis: KY GOP Senate fight highlights bigger battle within Republican Party

• Crist changes tune on support for Obama's stimulus

• Conn. anti-war candidate weighs run for governor

• Fiorina's record at HP will be key to Senate race

• Brewer running for full term as Arizona governor

• Conway push poll shows a 28 point swing compared to WHAS11 poll

• Kentucky first lady launches coat drive

• Voters to pols: Give us jobs, results, not spats

• Voters to pols: Give us jobs, results, not spats

• Ohio mayor gets no votes because of ballot mix-up

• GOP in northeastern Ky. chooses House candidate

• Former surgeon general's letter prompts scare

• Former surgeon general's letter prompts scare

• Former HP CEO Fiorina targets Boxer's Senate seat

• White House: Tuesday's GOP wins not about Obama

• Ousted Dayton mayor says voters chose change

• Young voters who helped elect Obama stayed home

• Dems agonize over why party didn't do more in NYC

• Utah AG Shurtleff drops out of US Senate race

• Utah AG Shurtleff drops out of US Senate race

• AP-OH-Amend-2-Livestock-Cnty

• Former HP CEO Fiorina announces bid for US Senate

• Steele: Election returns show 'transcendent' GOP

• AP-OH-Amend-1-Veterans-Cnty

• Ohio prosecutor checks alleged cash-for-votes plan

• AP-OH-Amend-3-Casinos-Cnty

• Ohio voters approve new library taxes

• Voters OK levy for Ohio museum upkeep, operation

• Ohio high school student wins seat on school board

• Economy is big issue in Va. GOP governor's victory

• Some notable races and measures on state ballots

• NYC mayor bruised by surprisingly close victory

• GOP sweep: Big governor victories in Virginia, NJ

• GOP rides wave of discontent to NJ governorship

• Some notable races and measures on state ballots

• Atlanta's race for mayor heads to runoff

• Maine voters reject gay-marriage law

• Maine voters reject gay-marriage law

• 3 judicial candidates sent to Ky. governor to pick

• Senate campaigns have mixed reaction to WHAS11/Survey USA poll