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The nor'easter that is dumping wet, heavy snow on New York City (and other areas hammered by Superstorm Sandy last week) temporarily obscured the NBC News Democracy Plaza electoral college map on the Rockefeller Plaza ice rink—until the Zamboni began to clean off the rink.
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People watch the debate between President Barack Obama and Republican candidate Mitt Romney on television at Mamma Caruso's pizza restaurant in Miami, Florida on October 16, 2012.
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Roberto Francois Carranta of Miami, 84, a supporter of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, watches the debate in Coral Gables, Fla.
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New Yorkers gather in Times Square to watch a live broadcast of the second of three Presidential debates.
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Residents of the Quail Ridge Manor independent living apartment complex in Boulder City, Nev. watch the presidential debate.
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(Left) Former Gov. Mitt Romney kisses his wife Ann Romney after the Presidential debate at Hofstra University on Oct. 16, 2012 in Hempstead, New York. (Right) President Barack Obama kisses his wife Michelle after the debate.
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(Left) First Lady Michelle Obama, (Right) Ann Romney
Rayf Ruot and his wife Deanna, from Barnstead, N.H. are undecided voters. "Something in my heart has been telling me to look into this guy a little," Rayf said, adding " I want to see where he stands with Israel. The prosperity of this country depends on the relationship with Israel. The Bible is very clear about that." The couple stay warm next to a working pot-bellied stove while waiting for Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum at a "Faith, Family and Freedom" Town Hall event held at the Merrimack Valley Railroad in Northfield, N.H. Thursday.
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Msnbc.com's John Makely and Mike O'Brien are in New Hampshire this week talking to voters about what they're looking for in a candidate. Read the full story.
Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum presents his ideas at a "Faith, Family and Freedom" Town Hall event held at the Merrimack Valley Railroad in Northfield, New Hampshire.
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