Bush-Kerry Debate Draws 62.5 Million U.S. Viewers
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At least 62.5 million Americans  tuned in to President Bush's debate with challenger Sen. John  Kerry on Thursday, far surpassing the number who watched either  political convention this summer or Bush's debates four years  ago with Al Gore.
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Television advertising by President Bush and Sen. John Kerry and their political parties is focused on 14 states, reflecting a shrunken battleground in the final month of the presidential campaign.
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AMERICANS WHO watched all three debates probably could have finished some of the lines of President Bush and Sen. John Kerry in St.
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President George W. Bush and Democratic candidate John F. Kerry debated for the third and final time on TV two and half weeks prior to the presidential elections, but neither could not make a dramatic leap forward to attract the voters.
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WASHINGTON (CP) - In the last televised debate of the US election campaign on Wednesday, President George W. Bush and John Kerry each hoped to break the deadlock gripping the race.
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Favorable US public reaction to Senator John Kerry&#39;s performance in the first presidential debate of the current campaign has boosted the Democratic nominee and narrowed his
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More than 62 million US viewers tuned in to the first of three presidential debates in this year's election campaign, making it the most watched since 1992, according to Nielsen Media Research.
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Snap polls taken after the second US presidential election debate said Senator John Kerry narrowly beat President George W. Bush.
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President George W. Bush and four- term Massachusetts Senator John Kerry are in a statistical tie for voter support in three national polls after their final debate.
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Tuesday might have been an important night for the presidential primary process, but Fox came away the big winner in the television ratings race, easily outpacing its rivalsâ election coverage. As usual, âAmerican Idolâ led over all, drawing 27.8 million viewers at 8, according to Nielsenâs estimates. At 9, Foxâs âHouseâ earned a similarly dominant 23.2 million viewers. Meanwhile, ABC, the only network to broadcast three full hours of election returns, ranked fourth over all with an average of 5.3 million viewers during prime time. CBS, which broadcast presidential primary results from 9 to 11, finished third (4.7 million). NBCâs election coverage won the 10 oâclock time slot (5.6 million), possibly benefiting from higher ratings leading into the hour. NBCâs âBiggest Loserâ averaged eight million viewers in second place from 8 to 10, behind Fox. NBC also led Monday nightâs ratings, thanks to âAmerican Gladiatorsâ (nine million) followed by âDeal or No Dealâ at 9:30 (13.2 million). Also on Monday, at 10 p.m., ABCâs â20/20â special on the death of Natalee Holloway drew 12.7 million viewers, the largest audience for â20/20â in more than a year.
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WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Vice presidential debates rarely decide anything, but Tuesday night&#39;s match-up is expected to draw added attention after last week&#39;s widely watched battle between President Bush and Sen.
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An estimated 8.3 million television viewers watched Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama debate Thursday night in California, more than double the audience for Republican candidates the night before.
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As the nation tuned in to Thursday night&#39;s first presidential debate at the University of Miami, President George W. Bush finally faced his challenger, US Sen. John F. Kerry.
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Monday night's Democratic  presidential debate on CNN was the most-watched primary debate  in cable TV history.
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Nearly 1.5 million people tuned in to a televised debate among Democratic presidential candidates Wednesday night in New Hampshire.
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Democratic challenger John Kerry heads into tomorrow&#39;s first presidential debate trailing Republican President George W. Bush by six to eight points in most opinion polls.
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Monday will deliver a milestone in presidential campaign history, as user-generated video drives a debate.