Mitt Romney Presidential Poll

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  For Some Republicans, a Trump Victory Looks Increasingly Possible

  Four years ago, only one Republican candidate was consistently hitting the same kind of polling heights among the presidential field that real estate mogul Donald Trump is reaching now. His name was Mitt Romney.

• After defeat, future unclear for Mitt Romney

  Mitt Romney spent the past six years running for president. After his loss to President Barack Obama on Tuesday, he'll have to chart a different course.

• Text of Mitt Romney's concession speech

  Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's concession speech Tuesday night in Boston, as transcribed by Roll Call:

• Challenges facing Barack Obama: 10-point cheat-sheet

  President Barack Obama won a second four-year term in office as voters handed him a victory on Tuesday over Republican challenger Mitt Romney, television networks projected.

• Barack Obama's Democrats hold majority in US Senate: Networks

  President Barack Obama's Democrats retained their majority in the US Senate in Tuesday's election, fending off a concerted Republican bid to win back control of the chamber, US media reported.

• Barack Obama wins New Hampshire, Mitt Romney gets Utah

  A New England battleground state has gone to President Barack Obama. He won the four electoral votes at stake in New Hampshire.

• Complaints about voter IDs, ballots, long lines in US election

  US voters complained about erratic implementation of voter ID laws, while long lines and makeshift polling sites in storm-hit New York and New Jersey added to confusion in a bitterly contested presidential election.

• Barack Obama, Mitt Romney use social media for final vote push

  As the US presidential election neared a nail-biting close Tuesday, both candidates took to Twitter, Facebook and Reddit to make a final plea for votes, capping a huge social media push to the polls.

• US election: Swing states too close to call; Mitt Romney loses home state Michigan

  US election: Poll results in the key swing states that will decide the US presidential election remained too close to call on Tuesday even as Barack Obama and Mitt Romney racked up victories in their heartlands.

• US Presidential election: Americans vote after long and bitter campaign for White House

  President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney battled down to the wire on Tuesday, mounting a last-minute Election Day drive to get their supporters to the polls in a handful of states that will decide the winner in a neck-and-neck race for the White House.

• Barack Obama or Mitt Romney? Voters start deciding close race

  Capping a long and bitter race for the White House, Americans cast their votes on Tuesday with polls showing President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney neck-and-neck in an election that will be decided in a handful of states.

• Voters grumble in storm-hit US state

  Impatient New Jersey voters queued up amid rubble and rotting rubbish left by superstorm Sandy as US presidential election officials scrambled to open makeshift polling stations on time.

• US Presidential elections: Voters head to polls to give verdict in close White House race

  Americans started to vote in a presidential election on Tuesday with polls showing President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney neck-and-neck in a race that will be decided in a handful of states.

• Voters head to polls to give verdict in close White House race

  Americans started to vote in a presidential election on Tuesday with polls showing President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney neck-and-neck in a race that will be decided in a handful of states.

• How the US Electoral College works

  The US Electoral College was established in the Constitution as a compromise between electing a president by a vote in Congress and by popular vote of citizens.