51 Million Watch Final Bush-Kerry Debate
603984
Wednesday's third and final debate between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry averaged 51.2 million viewers, Nielsen Media Research said Thursday.
4254
At least 62.5 million Americans  tuned in to President Bush's debate with challenger Sen. John  Kerry on Thursday, far surpassing the number who watched either  political convention this summer or Bush's debates four years  ago with Al Gore.
17299
WASHINGTON - The vice presidential debate was must-see TV for President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry, who cleared their schedules Tuesday night to watch their running mates.
457080
(CBS) The bare-knuckles battle between President Bush and Democrat John Kerry neared an end on Saturday with both men maneuvering for political advantage from Osama bin Laden&#39;s surprise message to the American people.
686162
TEMPE, Ariz.  - President Bush and Democratic Sen.  John Kerry meet on Wednesday in a final debate that could give  one of the White House rivals a critical boost heading into the  last three weeks of the race.
25445
Among likely voters, 51% support Bush,  46% support Kerry, and 2% support Nader
590090
When President Bush and Sen. John  Kerry open a series of debates on Thursday, voters will get  their first chance to directly compare the White House  candidates -- and Kerry will get perhaps his last chance to  convince Americans he is up to the job.
31035
CORAL GABLES, Fla. - After a deluge of campaign speeches and hostile television ads, President Bush and challenger John Kerry will get their chance to face each other directly Thursday night before an audience of tens of millions of voters in a high-stakes debate about terrorism, the Iraq war and the bloody aftermath...
593894
President George W. Bush and John Kerry are tied in a CBS News poll and a Reuters/Zogby survey as they head into tomorrow&#39;s final debate.
348047
President Bush and Sen. John F. Kerry went through their final preparations today for a potentially crucial debate in St. Louis, Mo.
147871
WASHINGTON (CP) - In the last televised debate of the US election campaign on Wednesday, President George W. Bush and John Kerry each hoped to break the deadlock gripping the race.
428838
After a deluge of campaign speeches and hostile television ads, President Bush and challenger John Kerry will get their chance to face each other directly Thursday night before an audience of tens of millions of voters in a high-stakes debate about terrorism, the Iraq war and the bloody aftermath.
516125
An estimated 8.3 million television viewers watched Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama debate Thursday night in California, more than double the audience for Republican candidates the night before.
107217
President George W. Bush and Democratic Senator John Kerry are set to meet in a final debate that could give one of the White House rivals
734573
Nearly 44 million Americans tuned  in to see Vice President Dick Cheney square off against Sen.  John Edwards in the most watched debate between nominees for  the No. 2 spot on the presidential ticket since 1992, ratings  showed on Wednesday.
282966
President George W. Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry geared up for their final televised debate, hoping to break open a race for the White House virtually deadlocked three weeks before the election.
143277
With an estimated 62.5 million viewers, the first Bush-Kerry debate was a television hit that demonstrated Americans' intense interest in the presidential campaign.