Exit Strategies of Presidential Candidates
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Description: Sen. John Kerry says troops should come home from Iraq in four years. President George Bush does not set a timeline. To find out more about the candidates&#39; policies, NPR&#39;s Robert Siegel talks with Kerry supporter retired Gen.
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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama grabbed an edge among white men and led with black, young and higher-income voters in early national exit polls on Tuesday. White women rallied behind Hillary Rodham Clinton, who also got a boost from Hispanics and people seeking an experienced candidate.
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THE RACE: The national presidential race for Democrats, Republicans
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THE RACE: The presidential race for Democrats and Republicans in South Carolina
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With caucus and primary season right around the corner, right now is a perfect time to watch a time honored ritual among presidential hopefuls: Lowering expectations.  The idea is that in the current spin-crazy campaign season, if a candidate can lower expectations enough, than any result will be a positive for their campaign.  Lets take a look at some examples from this campaign and see who is doing the best job of it.
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With key staff resignations and dwindling cash, the Republican hopeful tries to keep his campaign from imploding
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As President Bush and Sen. John Kerry hurtle into the final two days of the presidential race, the campaign has in some ways
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Presidential Guidester polls voters, matches their positions with those of candidates.
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Highlights of exit poll data in the Maryland and Virginia presidential primaries Tuesday:
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Rasmussen Reports - After two weeks in which Senator Hillary Clinton (D) was pulling away from other contenders for the Democratic nomination, the latest Rasmussen Reports Election 2008 polling shows that the race has stabilized a bit.
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Some highlights of preliminary data from exit polls conducted for The Associated Press and television networks in the South Carolina Democratic primary on Saturday:
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Like many of you, I spent a long time watching the election returns come in, and I saw the election eventually handed to George Bush.  I saw exit polls that did not correspond to the results in certain states.  I heard about the diebold president talking about using his machines to turn the election.  I have spent a long time over the past day checking information about the election, information from 2000, comparing data.  And after all of this, I feel I am able to post a list of some questionable data that I have seen:
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Corrupt campaigning practices. Charges of sexual harassment. Racial and gender issues. A presidential election thrown out, the winner disqualified, the loser withdrawn.
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The Mitt Romney presidential campaign closes contest entries on videos submitted by supporters that pitch their candidate in a good light. The user-produced shorts are all packaged for television ads. Now the entries can be voted up or down by site visitors.
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Presidential contenders squeezed a final few hours of campaigning out of the old year on Monday in a race marked by exhausting personal appeals, anonymous phone calls and a negative campaign commercial that vanished into thin air.
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The status of the Green Party candidate's nationwide ballot campaign
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Viewpoint: Their post-midterm maturity has given way to presidential posturing