Clinton launches drive for women's votes
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Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton called Tuesday for the majority of voters &#151; women &#151; to help her break the nation's highest glass ceiling by electing her the first female president.
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Whether it's Bill or Hillary, the Clinton name is hot copy in political advertising these days. With midterm elections less than four months away, Democrats are invoking the former president to motivate voters with nostalgia. Republicans cite the former first lady and New York senator to mobilize her foes.
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The AFL-CIO launched a $40 million voter drive on Wednesday, targeting 21 states and hoping increased turnout among union members swings competitive races in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 25  - Bill Clinton&#39;s return to the US presidential campaign, just seven weeks after a quadruple heart-bypass operation, is intended to fire up Democrats, especially African American voters, ahead of the November 2 election.
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Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton  made an appearance on David Letterman's late-night TV show on  the eve of Super Tuesday and took the opportunity to explain  the influence her husband would have if she becomes the first  woman president of the United States.
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In a speech today, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said friends and foes on the issue of abortion should come together to reduce the number of "unwanted pregnancies."
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Clinton and Obama battle for females, Latinos and African Americans
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CONCORD, N.H., Sept. 2 -- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton opened a campaign swing here Sunday by parrying criticism from her rivals, arguing that she alone has the experience and can provide the leadership to produce the changes in foreign and domestic policy all the cand...
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton emerged from "Super Tuesday" with a small lead in the Democratic presidential nomination fight, capitalizing on strong support from women, lower income voters and Latinos to put some distance between herself and Barack Obama in the all-important battle for delegates.
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CONCORD, New Hampshire  - Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton said on Friday her male rivals attacked her at a debate this week not because she is a woman but because she is winning the race to be the party's presidential candidate.
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Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama appealed for the hearts and votes of female voters in Washington state Friday, part of the state-by-state struggle that could determine who becomes the Democratic nominee for president.
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More women than men have a favorable  opinion of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton,  but many female voters have negative feelings about her,  according to a New York Times/CBS News poll released on  Thursday.
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U.S. Democratic presidential  candidate Hillary Clinton, looking to turn the page on a rough  stretch in her campaign, launched an effort to warm up her  image on Monday and break free from her rivals in Iowa.
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Rasmussen Reports - New York Senator Hillary Clinton is building an even bigger lead in the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows the former First Lady attracting 39% of the vote, her highest total of the year.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton, cheered at her all-female alma mater after being buffeted by male Democratic rivals, said being a student activist at Wellesley College in the 1960s had helped pave her path to a White House bid.
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Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Saturday took her bid to become the first female US president to Iowa, where the party will hold its first election to pick the 2008 candidate.
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Sen. Hillary Clinton sharpened her  attack on Friday against rival Barack Obama before new contests  for the Democratic presidential nomination, casting herself as  a champion of the U.S. middle class and saying voters faced a  choice between "speeches and solutions."