The Scribe Who Gets The Candidates' Vote
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DES MOINES -- Back in May, when speculation burbled up that Hillary Clinton might bypass Iowa, David Yepsen dashed off a blog entry comparing the New York senator's campaign to previous clunkers, including the early days of Reagan 1980, Gore 2000 and Kerry 2004. "Just as those candidates realized...
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Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK While most newspapers are utilizing their Web sites to supplement coverage of the presidential race, the Los Angeles Times and The New York Times have taken the frenzy over electoral votes and undecided states to the next level with some unusual interactive options.
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In an American presidential election where image counts more than ever before, if one candidate has a hamster story, the other one does too.
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Three months after the presidential election, one of the nation's biggest makers of touch-screen voting machines has created a companion printer that spits out paper records.
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Some candidates take âfull disclosureâ too seriously.
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Washington's super-close governor's race may be hell on the candidates, but it's a special sort of heaven for political bloggers.
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Some voters say machines indicated they had voted for a different candidate.
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People find all sorts of ways to lobby President Bush. Sometimes it comes in the form of a handwritten note slipped into his palm during a bill-signing ceremony.
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Some comments from recent interviews with and about candidates for the White House who are barely registering in public opinion polls, and their chances for success:
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Do U.S. voters really care that George W. Bush's favorite gun is the Winchester his father gave him, or that John Kerry likes fishing for blues and stripers? Millions might, which means candidates will keep talking to niche publications like Field & Stream.
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Analysis: Sunday's vote sees a familiar cast of candidates repeating familiar lines. But they may be stumbling their way to stable power-sharing
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In this new posting over on Chris Shiflett's weblog today, he mainly talks about the election just past, but he also shows how he abuses GD to display imagry of who/what the population voted on.
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The erstwhile campaign wallflower has become a campaign player.
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During a presidential campaign in which voters are sharply divided, a survey of avid readers, released today, finds some common ground - at least when it comes to recommended reading for the candidates.
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Resentment has been building at how, win or lose, presidential elections have become gold mines for the media consultants who dominate modern campaigns.
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Political parties and campaigns are racing to train voters, holding mock caucuses or 'mockuses.' Glitches are common in these sessions since trainers themselves are newbies to the caucus system.
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JOHANNESBURG -- The most carefully read political columnist in this fast-paced city is not some hard-bitten muckraker or lofty academic. He's a late-night scribbler with a demanding day job.