Wisconsin weather slows Clinton, Obama
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Grounded by bad weather, Hillary Rodham Clinton noshed on eggs at a diner and bought peppers at a Hispanic grocery Sunday while her advisers argued that Barack Obama had abandoned a commitment to accept public funding if he wins the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Barack Obama reached out for his ninth straight victory over Hillary Rodham Clinton Tuesday night in the Wisconsin primary, a blue collar battleground and prelude to larger industrial states yet to vote in the Democratic presidential race.
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The Wisconsin Badgers will feel the heat when they play at Arizona on Saturday &#151; literally. What would have been a night game was switched to an afternoon kickoff, and that means temperatures in the 100-degree range. Additional water is being trucked in for fans, and Wisconsin coach Barry Alvarez is making sure his team has plenty of fluids, too.
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The latest polls show Hillary Clinton's lead is shrinking, and Obama has pulled ahead among African-Americans.
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Sen. Barack Obama carries momentum from a sweep of weekend contests into this week's primaries in Maryland, the District of Columbia and Virginia. Sen. Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, is coming off a campaign shake-up, while her advisers are seeking to lower expectations for this month's Democratic contests.
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Barack Obama easily defeated Hillary Rodham Clinton in Democratic presidential caucuses held Saturday in the state of Washington -- on the same day that the state's Republican Party also held caucuses that have yet to be decided.
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Voters in Wisconsin head to the polls today as the increasingly bitter Democratic race heats up and Republican frontrunner John McCain gets boost from former president
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Hillary Rodham Clinton renewed her call Saturday to debate Democratic rival Barack Obama in Wisconsin before Tuesday's primary, even as she acknowledged she would cease campaigning in the state a full day before voters go to the polls.
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Bloomberg - Jan. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Hillary Clinton choked back tears, Barack Obama took a cold shower, and John McCain's press bus broke down as the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates stormed across New Hampshire in a frenzied final day of campaigning before today's presidential primary.
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Sen. Barack Obama has been lavishing attention on the historically independent voters of Wisconsin. Rival Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is moving belatedly to make a contest of next Tuesday's Democratic presidential primary.
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Sen. Barack Obama had a good first date in New Hampshire this week &#151; he was a little late, but wore a nice suit, had interesting things to say and used a little flattery. The state's Democrats say they're not bowled over by the Illinois senator and he's still got some courting to do. He'll have to get in line with the rest of the Democrats vying for their attention.
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U.S. Democratic presidential  candidate Barack Obama slipped away for a private meeting with  former rival John Edwards on Sunday to seek his endorsement as  the Illinois senator and Hillary Clinton battle for Wisconsin.
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MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin  - White House hopeful Hillary Clinton has a message for hairdressers in Wisconsin, postal workers in Ohio and autoworkers across the United States who are struggling financially: She cares.
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Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama spend final hours before Super Tuesday seeking support in key states
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Democrats in Wisconsin and Hawaii were heading to the polls Tuesday in a presidential campaign that has grown increasingly negative with charges of broken promises, plagiarism and petty partisanship.
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina  - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton looked on Sunday toward the next battles in a bruising White House race after Obama scored a landslide win in a South Carolina primary tinged by the issue of race.
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BENNETTSVILLE, S.C  - Democratic presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John Edwards appealed for votes in South Carolina on Wednesday, while Hillary Clinton campaigned in the Northeast -- taking heat for leaving the state before its nominating contest this weekend.