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Climate activist disrupts Virginia Romney rally

Source: 
The Hill

A protester briefly interrupted a Romney rally Thursday in Doswell, Virginia as he shouted "Climate change caused Sandy," The Hill reports.

Poll: Michigan renewable energy amendment faces defeat

Source: 
The Detroit Free Press

According to a Detroit Free Press/WXYZ-TV poll released Wednesday, Michigan's Proposal 3, which would require the state to produce more energy from renewable sources will likely face defeat in Tuesday's election, The Detroit Free Press reports.

Romney faces scrutiny on aid in storm's wake

WASHINGTON (AP) — There's nothing like a natural disaster to test the depth of politicians' preference for small government.

And so it turns out that after Superstorm Sandy battered the East Coast, Mitt Romney is far more supportive of the government agency in charge of coordinating disaster relief. Only last year, as Romney hewed to the right while battling for the GOP nomination, he seemed to downplay the federal government's role in disaster response.

Green Party candidate arrested at Keystone protest

Source: 
Reuters

Police in Texas arrested Jill Stein, the Green Party's presidential candidate, for criminal trespassing after she attempted to bring supplies to people protesting the Keystone XL pipeline, Reuters reports.

Brown, Warren find little agreement on energy

Source: 
The Associated Press

Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., and his Democratic opponent, Elizabeth Warren, contrast sharply on energy issues such as fossil fuel development, fracking concerns and the Cape Wind offshore wind project, The Associated Press reports.

Capito, Swint clash on role of coal, EPA in W.Va.

Source: 
The Associated Press

Incumbent Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., is battling a Democratic challenger who believes voters in West Virginia's odd-shaped 2nd District want someone to challenge the coal industry and reject the notion that the Environmental Protection Agency is a job-killing, rogue arm of government, The Associated Press reports.

Romney would face uphill battle in repealing EPA rules

Source: 
Bloomberg

Experts say President Obama's existing auto and mercury rules would be difficult to repeal and that Romney would likely focus on halting pending proposals, Bloomberg reports.

Obama to view storm damage in New Jersey

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will travel to storm-stricken New Jersey on Wednesday to view damage from the massive storm that struck the East Coast and to thank first responders.

Swing state officials say Sandy won't change election

Source: 
Politico

Election officials in the battleground states of Ohio, North Carolina and Virginia say that Hurricane Sandy is unlikely to pose any obstacle to voters on Election Day, Politico reports.

Romney hits Obama on coal in Pennsylvania ad

Source: 
The Hill

Mitt Romney's campaign launched a new TV ad Tuesday in Pennsylvania that attacks the president's coal record, The Hill reports.

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