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  1. Congress on Facebook shared U.S. Politics on Facebook's status.
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    Fun fact: There were 71.7 million election-related mentions across Facebook posts and comments in the United States on Election Day. There were 88.7 million mentions across Facebook posts and comments globally. Did you talk about Election Day on Facebook?
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  3. Congress on Facebook shared a note via U.S. Politics on Facebook.
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    Election Day 2012 on Facebook
    Today is Election Day in the United States and Facebook is committed to encouraging people who use our service to participate in the democratic process. As a result, Facebook is focused on ensuring that those who are eligible to vote know w...
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  4. Congress on Facebook
    Tuesday
    It's Election Day in the United States and polls are opening soon. If you don't know where to vote, please check our Polling Place Locator and share it with your Facebook friends.
    U.S. Politics on Facebook | Polling Place Locator
    The U.S. Politics on Facebook page highlights the use of Facebook by politicians, elected officials, and political campaigns. The Page also shares tips and best practices as well as news from Facebook.
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  5. Congress on Facebook
    November 5
    Facebook users in the United States can find their polling place ahead of Election Day tomorrow with our Polling Place Locator developed jointly by Microsoft, Facebook, and the nonpartisan Voting Information Project. Click the link to find out where you should cast your ballot tomorrow:
    U.S. Politics on Facebook | Polling Place Locator
    The U.S. Politics on Facebook page highlights the use of Facebook by politicians, elected officials, and political campaigns. The Page also shares tips and best practices as well as news from Facebook.
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  6. Congress on Facebook shared Republican Study Committee's photo.
    October 17
    Today the House Republican Study Committee is hosting a Facebook forum with Rep. James Lankford, R-Okla. to answer constituents' questions about energy, national debt, and other policy issues. If you want to ask Lankford a question, visit: http://on.fb.me/Qs66nC
    PLEASE JOIN US FOR TODAY'S RSC FACEBOOK FORUM - Rep. James Lankford will be on and off throughout most of the day answering your questions from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. EDT. We'll also get to some of the questions asked earlier in the week. If you've ever wanted to talk with a Member of Congress about what's going on with tax reform, ObamaCare, the debt, or another policy issue, now is your chance!
    Photo: PLEASE JOIN US FOR TODAY'S RSC FACEBOOK FORUM - Rep. James Lankford will be on and off throughout most of the day answering your questions from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. EDT. We'll also get to some of the questions asked earlier in the week. If you've ever wanted to talk with a Member of Congress about what's going on with tax reform, ObamaCare, the debt, or another policy issue, now is your chance!
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  7. Congress on Facebook
    October 15
    Former Sen. Arlen Specter died on Sunday of cancer at age 82 and his former Capitol Hill colleagues turned to Facebook to share thoughts about the life and legacy of the gruff, independent-minded moderate. Senator Robert P. Casey, Jr., D-Pa., called him "a statesman and a problem solver who was able to work with Democrats and Republicans in the best interest of our Commonwealth and our Country" an...
    d Senator Pat Toomey, R-Pa., said he was "a man of sharp intelligence and dogged determination...[who] dedicated his life to public service and the commonwealth of Pennsylvania." Congressman Tom Marino, R-Pa., said Specter's perseverance in his fight against cancer offered hope to all affected by the disease.
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