The League of Women Voters will provide an Election Day Hotline for Philadelphia voters. Call for answers to questions about voting locations, voting machines or any problems with voting in Philadelphia. The number is 215-829-9495. Hotline hours are 7:00am - 8:00pm on election day.

Election Coverage from WHYY

Latest News:

• In Pennsylvania ... candidate Mike Fisher concedes the race for governor to Ed Rendell

• In Delaware ... Democratic Senator Joseph Biden and Republican Congressmember Michael Castle are headed to unprecedented sixth terms representing the state in Washington.

• From the Online Newshour: New Jersey's Frank Launtenberg heads back to the Senate... [Full Story]

• A Camden County judge will hear cases at municipal court for the remainder of the voting day because of a voting machine debacle in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. [More...]

• A study from the University of Pennsylvania finds that more people are registered to vote than are actually eligible to vote [More...]

WHYY News Reports:

• One Philadelphia non-profit group is almost as busy as the candidates on this election day [More...]

• Cherry Hill Mayoral Race [More...]

• Battle over campaign ads [More...]

• Ed Rendell is taking nothing for granted [More...]

• View the 91FM News Election 02 Reports archive

From the Radio Times Archives

• Election 2002 preview: Marty talks about the most closely watched races in the three-state region. [Listen]

• Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidates Ken Krawchuck and Mick Morrill [Listen]

• Mike Fisher / Ed Rendell debate[Listen]

• Interview with Green Party candidate Mike Morrill [Listen]

• Interview with Democratic Party candidate Ed Rendell [Listen]

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