Philly suburbs shift toward Democrats
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Growing disenchantment over the Iraq war is proving the great equalizer in many areas, blurring traditional social and demographic distinctions that made it easy to paint sections of the electoral map red or blue.
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Voters are sending mixed signals about how they want their communities to grow, embracing strict controls in some places and rejecting them in others.
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Campaign events for Sens. Clinton and Obama bring out some of the area's top political leaders.
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From Berlin to London to Jakarta, the destinies of U.S. candidates have become home-town news in a way that most political commentators cannot recall.
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The Democratsâ growing dominance in securing contributions online is reshaping the 2008 elections.
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Even the most optimistic and partisan of the state&#39;s Democrats are conceding that winning back control of the Pennsylvania House and Senate is out of reach this election.
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By David DeKok, The Patriot-News, Harrisburg, Pa.  Sep.
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The question most asked around here is why the Republican Party would hold its national convention in perhaps the most Democratic city in the nation.
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The Democratic senators are pushing the Democratic Party further from the business-friendly posture once championed by Bill Clinton.
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Barack Obama says his latest trio of Democratic primary victories is part of a new majority drawing people from every region and every group in the country behind his call for change.
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Philadelphia is Bill Clintonâ first campaign stop as the ex-president seeks to rally support for John Kerry. Itâs hard to imagine the Democrats recapturing the White House this year without Pennsylvaniaâs 21 electoral votes.
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Democratic party leaders and presidential candidates have been taking swipes today. Their targets? One another.
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EXTON, Pa. - The afternoon I spent interviewing voters in this Philadelphia suburb, in one of the prime battleground states, confirmed the seriousness with which people are taking this election.
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Obama appears the early favorite as Democrats from London to Jakarta help choose their party's candidate for the first time
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Los Angeles Times - ORLANDO, Fla. &#8212; Ever since President Bush narrowly won Florida four years ago, Democrats have meticulously courted key voting blocs that strategists believe could help reverse the party's fortunes in 2004 &#8212; showering attention on seniors, African Americans, Jews, and Cuban and Haitian Americans.
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By The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Feb. 18--Conversations about race between blacks, between whites, and between blacks and whites have been generated by the candidacy of Sen. Barack Obama for the Democratic Party's nomination for president.
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Bested by a Republican campaign emphasizing Christian faith, some Democrats are stepping up efforts to organize the "religious left."