One person, one vote
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WASHINGTON STATE&#39;S Supreme Court cast an important vote for democracy when it decided on Wednesday that 723 ballots that had been &quot;lost&quot; for nearly six weeks should be included in a recount of the governor&#39;s election.
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If voters in Colorado decide to divide their electoral votes, we may have another contested election
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It&#39;s possible that everyone who votes by Tuesday will wake up Wednesday morning a loser. The presidential election could produce a clouded result because of disputed ballots or challenges to ballot tallies.
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Â· Millions vote peacefully in country's tightest poll  Â· Former political prisoner out to unseat president
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Match the performers with the presidential candidates they played for or otherwise supported. Hint: Some candidates here are associated with more than one performer or group.
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Thousands plan to take part this year in an online effort that lets backers of third-party candidates in swing states trade votes with people in less critical locations. But overall participation is lower than in 2000. By Joanna Glasner.
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As always, this year&#39;s Heisman Memorial Trophy ballot asks voters to designate one person as the &quot;Outstanding College Football Player of the United States for 2004.
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Margarita Saldana looks around her community and sees poor-paying jobs and discrimination against workers who don't speak English. When she contemplates how to vote on Election Day, she sees little difference between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry.
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(October 7, 2004, 6:31 pm) For most people, their vote, or choice, is something to be protected and safeguarded. So if someone offers to &quot;buy&quot; a vote, others get understandably upset.
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This is getting monotonous. For the second straight night, a candidate from Boston was looking good after some exit polling, but when the last points/votes were counted, the opponent had the plurality.
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In Washington State, ballots are being recounted in closest statewide race in history, one of several undecided nationwide. By Dean Paton | Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor.
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Touch-screen voting machines in the Sunshine State insist 18,000 voters had no preference in a congressional race won by fewer than 400 votes. A recount is under way, but that just means printing a hard copy of the contested ballots. By Kim Zetter.
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First-time voters are energized by a tight race and a new conviction that every vote counts.
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The 2008 presidential race began so early that voters have been on a first-name basis for months with Hillary and Barack, Rudy, Mitt and the other contenders. Yet people seem no closer to choosing from among them.
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President Bush is about to come face-to-face with the one man who has his voting record beat.
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When it comes to American presidential elections, blue blood counts.
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Presidential Guidester polls voters, matches their positions with those of candidates.