Unhappy voters imperil heartland Republicans
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MONROE CITY, Indiana  - In a dozen districts   across the U.S. heartland, voter unhappiness has imperiled   Republicans, setting the stage for what could be the biggest   anti-incumbent midterm election since 1994.
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Two weeks before a tight presidential election, tension among bitterly divided voters is translating into a barrage of attacks on political targets that can't talk back -- yard signs.
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A statewide political feud has the public aghast, even as it slurps up every detail of a dynasty in dysfunction.
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The Republican presidential candidates are launching a blizzard of negative attacks in Iowa, showing the strains of a wide-open race.
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Rick Santorum has spent 12 years in the Senate &#151; and millions of dollars on TV ads for a third term. Yet a lot of Pennsylvania voters just plain don't like him.
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An economic slump has prompted some Republicans in this western state to consider abandoning President George W. Bush and cast their vote for Democratic challenger John Kerry in Tuesday's election.
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Advocates of a bill promoting openness in government are fuming that a Republican senator is blocking a vote.
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Female voters in New Hampshire were enraged by media coverage following Iowa rout
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After years of political dominance, Republican voters are concerned about their party and their candidates, according to a new Times/CBS News Poll.
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Republican lawmakers are hanging with their leadership for now, but social conservatives needed for the election are raising an outcry
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In Arizona, one House candidate called party officials idiots. In Rhode Island, ad-makers turned a Senate hopeful into a political pinata.
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The midterm elections, which produced the highest voter turnout in more than two decades, resulted in not only the Democratic takeover of both the House and the Senate, but a new political reality that has some free-trade-at-all-cost Republicans writhing in pain.
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One GOP candidate seems to be generating more than the usual personal antipathy from his rivals and their staffs. Why?
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Why Republicans are starting to look chipper about November
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The Republican candidate for governor, who lost by 129 votes, says Democrat Christine Gregoire&#39;s term will be tainted. By Jerry Cornfield.
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The chaotic nature of the Republican race was on display over the weekend as Mike Huckabeeâs sudden rise to the top tier rippled across the field.
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All stirred up. For anyone bemoaning voter apathy, the 2004 election may prove to be both balm and bane. Voter registration soared.