Senator Harry Reid hospitalized after crash in Las Vegas (UPDATE: In good condition)

Source: KTNV

Senator Harry Reid was hospitalized after a crash on Interstate 15 Friday.

The crash happened just after 1 p.m. on I-15 northbound near Sahara, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.

Multiple cars were involved in the crash, including four cars in Senator Reid's caravan. Two other cars outside of the caravan were involved.

The extent of Reid's injuries were not immediately clear.

Read more: http://www.ktnv.com/news/local/176020591.html

Republican Aide Thinks Romney Will Lose Nevada

A top adviser to Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval (R) said Mitt Romney will lose Nevada this year, the Las Vegas Sun reports.

Said Pete Ernaut: "I think Obama will carry the state somewhere (between 1-3 percentage points), something like that."

Fox News declares a debate winner!

Romney only leading Georgia by 8. Only 8.

Too close for Romney's comfort?

Obama's almost certainly not going to win Georgia, but if he's only trailing by single digits, then he's not doing too bad!

http://www.ajc.com/news/news/romney-tops-obama-in-georgia-as-economy-dominates-/nScjq/

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Romney says won't pursue new abortion laws

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, in an apparent fresh move toward the political center, said on Tuesday if elected he would not pursue specific legislation targeting abortion.

"There's no legislation with regards to abortion that I'm familiar with that would become part of my agenda," Romney told the Des Moines Register's editorial board during a campaign visit to Van Meter, Iowa.

Romney's comment could be construed as reassuring some women voters who have had reservations about his candidacy. In recent weeks he has taken some steps toward the political center as he tries to attract independent voters before the November 6 election.

Some conservatives would like legislation aimed at limiting abortions, which were legalized in the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling.