Voters of America, President Obama has made you a mix. The president shared a Spotify playlist on his Facebook page Thursday: 29 tunes that he’ll be pumping on the campaign trail between now and Nov. 6. There are songs from artists you’d expect ( Bruce Springsteen ), artists you wouldn’t ( Ricky Martin ) and artists that are actually from Canada ( Arcade Fire .) Read full article > >

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On Spotify, Obama’s campaign playlist is a mixed bag

A federal appeals panel in San Francisco ruled Tuesday that California’s ban on same-sex marriage violates the constitutional right to equal protection. The panel overturned Proposition 8, which was approved by 52 percent of the state’s voters in 2008 and amended the state’s constitution to limit marriage to a man and a woman. Read full article > >

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Calif. same-sex marriage ban ruled unconstitutional

It wasn’t supposed to be this way. The Republican race this year wasn’t supposed to start until February, so voters didn’t have to be troubled with politics when they were still concentrating on mistletoe. Read full article > >

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Florida to blame for nasty GOP race, some RNC members say

Polls suggest that Mitt Romney’s standing among many voters has slipped during a bruising nominating fight.

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The Caucus: Romney’s Fight to Win Comes at a Cost, Polls Show

Half of early Florida voters have already picked Romney.

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Gingrich: Race Far From Over

Most voters think Obama best understands their problems.

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GOP Voters Are Feeling Worse About Field

Latino voters are disgusted by Republicans’ attitudes on immigration.

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Harsh GOP Rhetoric Sends Hispanics to Obama

As the Republican primary campaign picks up, the mood of many Florida voters was sour, focused on one thing: the state’s troubled economy. Few expect any quick solutions.

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Voters in central Florida Want Assurances on Economy

I n the 15 states that are likely to decide who controls the White House and the Senate in 2013, Hispanic voters will represent the margin of victory. For the Republican Party, the stakes could not be greater. Just eight years after the party’s successful effort to woo Hispanic voters in 2004 , this community — the fastest-growing group in the United States, according to census data — has drifted away . Read full article > >

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Four ways Republicans can win Hispanics back

Governor wants voters to choose without his input.

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Major Florida Republicans Won’t Weigh In

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.—Five months ago, Texas Gov. Rick Perry launched his presidential campaign to great expectations. On Thursday morning, plagued by missteps and humbled by the voters, he called it quits, quietly returning home to wonder what might have been. Read full article > >

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Rick Perry campaign never ready for primetime

COLUMBIA, S.C. — With voters heading to the polls Saturday in what is clearly a win-or-go-home contest for most of the remaining Republican presidential candidates, there is simply no way to escape the onslaught of political ads here, the majority of them negative. Read full article > >

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Candidates and their supporters flood S.C. airwaves with ads

Most swing voters disapprove of how President Obama has dealt with the economy and are not clear on his aims for a second term, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll.

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Poll Shows Obama’s Vulnerability With Swing Voters

He’s on a roll now, but Hispanic voters could break him.

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Mitt Romney’s Demise: The Latino Vote

Constitute almost half of voters.

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Republicans Vote ‘Independent’ in N.H.