Global Training Company announces new partnership.

Florida will soon finish counting its presidential ballots and it appears likely that Barack Obama will get some padding for his re-election win.

Governor Rick Scott released the following statement today on the Secretary of State’s announcement of the results for the 2012 general election.

Three days after the election and Florida is still too close to call. Long lines and a long ballot lead to slow results. Now, the state is becoming the butt of jokes across the nation.

Besides candidates being voted into office, there were also 11 amendments on Florida ballots. Three of the amendments passed, with two designed to benefit our country's veterans.

Some people were pleased with the election outcome -- others not so much. The presidential race especially has people feeling emotional one way or the other.

With the 2012 election season coming to an end, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is reminding citizens to use caution during the removal of political signs near state right of way.

Even a dead Republican beat a Democrat in the GOP's sweep of Alabama.

Elections officials in nine Florida counties are still tallying absentee ballots, after the presidential race was decided nationally.

Sheriff Morris Young and Superintended of Schools Reginald James hold onto their positions.

Voters have been flocking to the polls all day. Overall voter turnout has been high, but today the polls have been more even keel.

A list of where local candidates will be watching the returns tonight. If you have information on watch parties not listed here, please email wctv.tv and we will update the list.

94-year-old Ada Mae Harris says it felt great to vote today. This is her first time voting in a general election.

Elections officials say anyone in line when the polls close at 7 p.m. local time will be allowed to vote Tuesday.

Local candidates and supporters spent the last day before the election knocking on doors and making phone calls to grab as many votes as possible.

As Georgia voters head to the polls Tuesday they will need to remember to bring a government issued photo ID.

Early voting will end at 7PM Saturday night, despite calls from Democrats and third party groups to extend the early voting period. A long ballot and record turnout are creating long lines at the polls and as Whitney Ray tells us, there are reports of people waiting four, five even six hours to vote.

A record has been broken after thousands of early voters cast their ballots in Lowndes County. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates found out how it was possible despite the odds.

President Bill Clinton will be at Langford Green on the FSU campus tonight.

Tallahassee 10/31/12 Republicans have traditionally dominated absentee voting, but this election season Democrats are closing the gap. As Whitney Ray tells us, the deadline to request an absentee ballot by mail has just passed, but it’s not too late to vote absentee, in-person.

Many of Georgia's churches are challenging the government over their right to voice their political VIEWS from the pulpit. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates looks at the consequences of doing so.

A 'push' or a 'distancing' gesture. A hand movement has become quite controversial in the race for Tallahassee City Commission, Seat One.

Candidates for Florida's Second Congressional District were making their rounds in Tallahassee Monday.

Organization helps voters who are confused and frustrated by the proposed amendments on the election ballot.

Candidates for the Wakulla County Sheriff and Property Appraiser will participate in a bi-partisan political forum tonight.