New York vote

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, right, votes at his local polling station in New York. From a symbolic hamlet to a critical swing state neighboring the halls of power in Washington to the storm-scarred streets of metropolitan New York, Americans rose early to cast ballots for Barack Obama or Mitt Romney.

( Mehdi Taamallah, AFP/Getty Images / November 6, 2012 )

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, right, votes at his local polling station in New York. From a symbolic hamlet to a critical swing state neighboring the halls of power in Washington to the storm-scarred streets of metropolitan New York, Americans rose early to cast ballots for Barack Obama or Mitt Romney.

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