Nevada caucus creates more questions
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If Iowa and New Hampshire are the favorite sons, then Nevada may be the presidential primary's awkward stepchild.
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In Idaho, some GOP officials and voters have doubts about Sen. Larry Craigâs explanation for his arrest in an airport restroom.
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Judge to hear arguments in lawsuit aimed at closing workplace caucuses in the Las Vegas casino district
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Voting lines are building around Nevada, and confusion is beginning to build in some spots.
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If Iowa pushes its presidential caucus into December of this year, could candidates tap old money veins all over again? The payoff could be millions of dollars of new, unanticipated cash. The possibility is sending campaign finance teams to the law books.
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The Las Vegas Motor Speedway offers free credentials to the Neon Garage to seven presidential candidates with Nevada's caucus looming this Saturday.
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DES MOINES, Dec. 14 -- With both parties lacking clear front-runners in the race for the White House, several of the undecided Iowa voters assembled by The Washington Post this week to talk in-depth about the contenders are still weighing as many as four candidates just weeks before the state's f...
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There are few better places to witness the messiness of democracy than at the Iowa caucuses. After months of campaign stops and ad wars, after millions of dollars spent, Thursday night will come down to the tiniest of details:
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Republican presidential candidate  Mike Huckabee on Monday challenged the results of his party's  weekend caucus in Washington state, where he ran a close second  to likely Republican nominee John McCain.
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All eyes may be on Iowa and New Hampshire, but many of them are rolling.
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Coach Mark Fox will lead Nevada into Saturdayâs Bracket Buster game against Northern Iowa. It is a chance for them to prove to the N.C.A.A. selection committee that they are worthy of a high seeding.
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Amid plenty of shouting and confusion, Nevada voters expressed a preference on Saturday for Republican Mitt Romney and Democrat Hillary Clinton in an U.S. election process as quirky as Las Vegas itself.
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Reports from the Democratic caucuses in Nevada show a tight contest between Clinton and Obama
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Michael Markman asked his rep to support Senator Obama, because his district went for him in the Washington caucus last Saturday. The response he got is one we've heard frequently. What about Kennedy and Kerry, will they vote for Clinton because Massachusetts went for her? What I said: "They're independent questions. It's a rhetorical trick to try to invalidate your opinion or confuse you. You want your rep to support Obama. Period. Let's send emails to Kerry and Kennedy saying the same thing." In any case... I don't think it's going to be such a big issue.  The remaining primaries are a referendum on the two candidates. The voters of Virginia, Maryland, DC, Wisconsin, Vermont, Rhode Island, Ohio, Texas, Pennsylvania, et al, will decide. Whoever they choose will be the nominee. The super-delegates who invalidate that decision do so at considerable risk. In the age of the Internet, we have excellent communication tools. There will be no way to hide such a decision. That's what makes 2008 different.
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Dan Balz on What the Caucuses Will Tell Us
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By Wayne Washington, The State, Columbia, S.C.  Mar. 4--Democratic candidates need more than quarters to play the political slot machine that is Nevada's January 2008 caucus.   They need to oppose opening a nuclear waste repository in the state.
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Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul's supporters and others mull over Thursday's Iowa caucus results, as well as the role of the internet in political organization and messaging.