Tireless Push to Raise Turnout Was Crucial in GOP Victory
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This article was reported by Elisabeth Bumiller, David M. Halbfinger and David E. Rosenbaum and written by Ms. Bumiller. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 - In the closing hours of President Bush&#39;s
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In winner-take-all Florida primary, Republican candidates made last-ditch push for votes.
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It&#39;s becoming increasingly clear that turnout will decide the 2004 election. While one candidate could still seize the momentum in the campaign&#39;s closing week, the election is so close in 12 states that the
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It seemed like a good idea at the time. When Republicans decided more than 18 months ago to hold their national convention in New York, party leaders were brimming with optimism.
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While Democrats placed their emphasis on the state's urban centers, the Republicans racked up votes in suburban and rural areas.
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PITTSBURGH _ To the daunting challenges facing Republicans in the 2006 midterm elections, add another: angry "values voters" who feel used and abandoned. "We put these people in power in 2004," said Sue Means, a home-school activist from suburban Pittsburgh. "I really expected more.
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Republican race White House blown wide open last by convincing win from John McCain
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Thirty-four seats are up for grabs. In early returns, Republicans were well-positioned to retain their majority. However, with nine seats in close races, Democrats held on to hope of regaining control.
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In a year when early analysis showed Republicans having a definite edge, the fight for the Senate could come down to a Republican-held state that nobody expected to even be close.
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Republicans act quickly, showing a postelection confidence, while Democrats struggle to regroup.
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After months of campaigning,  millions of dollars spent and hundreds of speeches, Republican  presidential candidates are locked in a tight bunch with none  emerging as the clear-cut leader.
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The Texas congressman rallies his online supporters to keep giving money, and to stage a march on the nation's capital to show they mean business. He has only 16 of the 1,191 delegates needed to win the Republican presidential nod.
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Republicans narrowed the gap in party allegiance among registered voters during the past election year.
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After months of campaigning, millions of dollars spent and hundreds of speeches, Republican presidential candidates are locked in a tight bunch with none emerging as the clear-cut leader.
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The Republican race heads south as a complete jumble.
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Republicans are likely to add to their one-vote US Senate majority tomorrow. Whatever the outcome, partisanship may be the winner.
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Emboldened by their election successes, House Republicans changed their rules yesterday to allow majority leader Tom