VIEWPOINT: US ELECTION 2004
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Adrian Dix is a regular contributor to the Victoria Times-Colonist, The Source Newspaper and thetyee.ca in British Columbia. Formerly, he was chief of staff to the former British
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Even though the results are just a few days old, it&#39;s already hard to keep track of the lessons from, and implications of, Tuesday&#39;s election.
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President Bush is shown during a campaign appearance in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Oct. 6, 2004. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite). NEW YORK Nov 3, 2004 - President Bush&#39;s victory in Tuesday&#39;s election is shaping
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A look at problems at the polls in recent elections.
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With all the hoopla over Bush and Kerry, some of you may not have been paying close attention to the other races going on in this loaded US political season. I've read a good dozen or so Senate outlooks, and my blurry eyes and spinning brain kept getting lost in all the numbers and losing track of who, ultimately, was likely to control the Senate on November third. So I made my very own Senate outlook to figure it out (or add further confusion, depending on what you think of my predictions). The bad news is, we probably won't know who controls the Senate on November third. The good news, if you're a Democrat (or a person who loves one), is that my best guess at this point is that when the dust settles, Democrats will probably be in control by the very slimmest possible margin. Shock! But everyone knows the Dems have no chance of taking either house of Congress. I think everyone hasn't been paying attention. Read on for my rundown.
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Two years ago, the strategists of President Bush&#39;s re-election campaign had a theory that the 2004 race would not be determined by such familiar polling measures as what percent
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America goes to the polls today to decide whether George Bush or John Kerry will be their president for the next four years. After months of expensive and bitter campaigning
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(CPOD) Oct. 24, 2004 - The state of Florida has no clear frontrunner in the 2004 United States presidential race, according to a poll by Schroth &amp; Associates and the polling company published in the Miami Herald and the St.
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With just over a week to go in the campaign American polls indicate the presidential election couldn&#39;t be any closer. Newsweek&#39;s most recent survey has President Bush and Senator John Kerry tied with 46% support.
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(November 2, 2004, 6:54 pm) There are so many things on this year&#39;s election ballot, all of them important, but the one result everyone is waiting to hear is who will lead this country over the next four years.
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While the worlds attention was riveted on the U.S. presidential election and the ongoing conflict in Iraq, several other less-noticed events occurred in 2004 that will have a lasting impact in the years ahead.
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KERRY O&#39;BRIEN: Election 2004 got off to a flying but not necessarily edifying start today, with accusations of lies and deceit coming from both sides.
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THE world closely watched the US presidential election to see what the outcome might mean for the next four years of American foreign policy.
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Tomorrow is Election Day. There are three possible outcomes. Bush wins. Kerry wins. Or the election is drawn out in legal challenges as it was in 2000.
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State by state and poll by poll, surveys of US voters suggest today&#39;s election between President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry will be a repeat of 2000, one of the closest in US history.
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How and why did President Bush and the Republicans do so well in Tuesday&#39;s elections? I&#39;ve jotted down a few quick thoughts on what, in my opinion, led to the GOP&#39;s 2004 victories.
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(CPOD) Oct. 5, 2004 - The 2004 United States presidential election is tied, according to a poll by CBS News and the New York Times.