FOX Business: Capitalism Lives Here   Stock futures drifted
higher on Tuesday as traders paid close attention to the
tightly-contested U.S. elections. A round of economic data from
Europe was also in focus.  Today's Markets  As of 7:56 a.m. ET,
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures rose 30 points to 13083,
S&P 500 futures gained 3.5 points to 1416 and Nasdaq 100 futures
climbed 9.8 points to 2672.  Trading desks across the world were
fixated on the American presidential election, the results of
which are likely to play a big role in shaping the world's
leading economy in years to come. Last-minute polling showed
President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney locked in a very
tight race.   A significant concern among market participants
was also the uncertainty that could be caused by the election
dragging out over several days or weeks.  "Election results will
come down to voter turnout and, with the polls as close as they
are, there is a non-negligible risk of a vote count dragging on
beyond tonight," analysts at Nom