As her husband made a few final campaign stops, First Lady Michelle Obama spoke with CBS19's Bo Sykes Tuesday afternoon.

After enduring months of campaign stops and countless commercials, voters are finally getting their say. Polls in Virginia opened at 6am Tuesday morning.

With just hours until the polls open on Election Day, both Republicans and Democrats are doing everything they can to make sure to get out the vote.

For the past two months, foreign affairs has become a larger issue in this election, following an attack against the U.S. consulate in Libya. Surrogates for both presidential candidates are speaking about the importance of the issue

Candidates are battling up to the final few hours of the most expensive, high-profile and fiercely contested political season ever in Virginia with presidential and Senate candidates zipping across the state at a dizzying pace.

Democratic 5th District congressional candidate John Douglass rallied supporters on the Downtown Mall near the Free Speech Monument Saturday afternoon.

The Albemarle GOP Headquarters hosted a crowd of more than 150 people to see Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham rally for Mitt Romney and the Republican ticket.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright stopped in Charlottesville Wednesday to greet and thank supporters of President Barack Obama.

The new voter ID law in Virginia, which took effect earlier this summer, just doesn't change how people vote -- it also changes when the official results of the election will be released.

First lady Michelle Obama will appear at campaign stops this week in Hampton and Petersburg.

With seven days to go, the countdown to Election Day is almost up, and the local political parties want to make sure as many people get to the polls as possible.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is returning to Virginia as Election Day nears, making stops on Thursday in Roanoke, Doswell, and Virginia Beach

U.S. Senate candidate Tim Kaine made a stop to see supporters at his Albemarle County Victory Office. He thanked them for their support.

Former 5th District Congressman Tom Perriello paid a visit to the Obama campaign office on Sunday.

Virginia's delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives appears unlikely to change after the Nov. 6 election.

The Virginia State Board of Elections is advising local registrars to accommodate voters who ask to vote absentee because of the potential impact of Hurricane Sandy.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's running mate, Paul Ryan, has a campaign stop scheduled in Albemarle County on Thursday.

As the third presidential debate got underway Monday night, some University of Virginia students said they had no interest in watching, while others said they did want to hear what the candidates had to say about foreign policy. The energy level, though, is far below the excitement in 2008.

Mutli-platinum rock singer Bruce Springsteen is coming to Charlottesville Tuesday to perform a free concert at the Obama for America rally.

One day out from their last debate, Republican Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are cramming on foreign policy and taking a rare break from swing-state campaigning.

Musician Bruce Springsteen will perform a special concert Tuesday afternoon in support of President Barack Obama's re-election campaign.

The Americans for Prosperity group kicked off their Virginia bus tour on Saturday in Charlottesville.

Canvassing for the President continues to be in full force with just a few weeks left until the election. Virginia State Sen. Creigh Deeds supplied a hearty breakfast for Obama campaign volunteers setting out for another canvass on Saturday morning.

Democratic congressional candidate John Douglass is celebrating a big milestone Sunday as he marks his 500th campaign stop since starting his run for Congress.

Tagg Romney, one of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's five children, will attend a debate-watching party at the University of Virginia this Thursday.