Making Nevada's Caucus Count
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Moving up the state's big day was supposed to finally give the west a real say in the presidential nominating process. But is anyone listening?
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THE COUNT: An AP analysis shows that the Democrats appear to be signing up more new voters than the Republicans are in Arizona, Iowa, New Mexico, Nevada and New Hampshire. In Florida, the two appear roughly even, based on data from half the state's counties.
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Do the outcomes of the Iowa caucuses offer clues to what will happen in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary? A look at the "entrance poll" taken Thursday night in the Hawkeye State offered five things to watch for next week:
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Hillary Clinton relegated to third place in Democratic presidential caucuses
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This yearâs caucuses are expected to draw new voters thoroughly unfamiliar with the process.
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THE RACE: The presidential race for Democrats and Republicans in Nevada.
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Nevada was vaulted into the position of tie-breaker after the victory of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in New Hampshire Tuesday.
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Voters in 24 states took part in presidential primaries and caucuses Tuesday that will help decide who's left standing to run for president. Here are some thoughts they shared:
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All eyes on the Iowa turnout ... Huckabee says people count, not money ... Giuliani skips Iowa to campaign in Florida .... Will anyone notice Wyoming caucuses?
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In a Jan. 2 story about the Iowa caucuses, The Associated Press erroneously reported that 41 percent of Democrats waited until the final three days of the 2004 campaign to choose their candidates. The correct percentage is 21.
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In what could become a model for other states, Nevada voters on Tuesday became the first in the nation to cast ballots in a statewide election on computers that printed paper records of electronic ballots.
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The DNC chairman's efforts to punish state Dems for an early primary could hurt the party when it counts most
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Rasmussen Reports - In the race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination, New Hampshire has joined Iowa in the too close to call category.
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U.S. News & World Report - One Vote &#39;08, the national campaign to make poverty a campaign issue in the 2008 presidential election, will spend $30 million in the four earliest primary and caucus states: Nevada, Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has given the effort, begun with the help of U2&#39;s Bono, a $22 million grant. Campaign organizers say that amount is the &quot;minimum&quot; for the campaign, making it surely one of the biggest issue campaigns thus far announced for the 2008 election cycle.
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The battle for the Democratic presidential nomination heads west Saturday with caucuses in Nevada, where unions and a large Hispanic population are heavily expected to influence the results.
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RENO, Nevada  - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama took a small lead over rival Hillary Clinton in Nevada ahead of Saturday's caucus, the party's next contest, according to a poll released on Monday.
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DES MOINES -- The Iowa caucuses, stripped bare, are all about numbers. Let's start with 99, the number of counties in the state. Then 1,781, the number of precincts where caucusing takes place. Followed by 230,000, the estimated number of caucusgoers (some 150,000 Democrats and 80,000 Republicans)....