Abby Evans, a 4-year-old girl from Fort Collins, CO, is in the news media spotlight after a video of her grumbling about election news overload went viral on YouTube earlier this week. According to her mother Elizabeth, they were listening to NPR on their way to the grocery store when Abby suddenly started crying because she was tired of hearing about "Bronco Bamma" and Mitt Romney. NPR promptly responded with an apology to Abby in an article titled "Dear Little Girl: Sorry We Made You Cry About 'Bronco Bamma' And Mitt Romney."

A clever pet store in Brooklyn, New York, is now selling dog waste bags with the faces of Mitt Romney and Barack Obama for your own private "smearing" campaigns on the street.

Counting down the last week of the U.S. presidential election campaign with a chuckleworthy moment in frontyard politics.

Oh, wait -- it's 5 o'clock in Seattle right now!

It's important to register to vote, and it's also incredibly easy -- you can do it right here!

It's an election year, which means Sarah Silverman is one-upping her "Great Schlep" of 2008 with a $100 million proposition for a top Romney donor.

(Sorta Not Safe For Work -- Sarah Silverman.)

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Alternate Ending of the Day: You may already know that Alexander Payne's highly acclaimed high school comedy Election is based on a same-named book by Tom Perrotta. But what you probably don't know (unless you've read it), is that the book ends quite differently from the film, with disgraced civics/history teacher Jim McAllister wor