Florida senatorial candidate Marco Rubio casts his vote in Miami
Florida Republican Senatorial candidate Marco Rubio, with his wife Jeanette, casts his vote on Election Day at Open Bible Temple in Miami on November 2, 2010. UPI/Martin Fried
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