End Iowa, N.H. Dominance, Democrat Says
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If Simon Rosenberg decides to run for Democratic Party chairman, he won't be able to count on much support from Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In his final argument to caucus voters, the Democratic candidate casts himself as a populist middle class champion
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A strategy to win Iowa and New Hampshire didn't work. Now Romney hopes a new message and a home state advantage might do the trick
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Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, each claiming a pair of early victories, now leave the concentrated campaigning of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina for an unwieldy and costly 10-day dash through 22 states that hold presidential primaries or caucuses Feb. 5.
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Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Edwards closed out a long, grueling Iowa caucus campaign Wednesday night with statewide television appeals, each seeking an early triumph in the race for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination. Leading Republicans exchanged routine unpleasantries on a final day of campaigning.
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New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson will quit the race for the Democratic presidential nomination after fourth-place showings in the New Hampshire primary and Iowa caucuses, sources told CNN Wednesday. "The numbers are the reason -- not enough votes and not enough money," a Democratic strategist involved in the campaign told CNN.
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Bloomberg - Jan. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton won the New Hampshire primary, overcoming a third-place finish in Iowa to defeat rival Barack Obama.
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Democratic presidential  hopeful Hillary Clinton insisted on Tuesday the momentum is  shifting to her in Iowa and rival Barack Obama fought back  against Clinton's claims that he lacks experience.
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PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire  - Democrat Barack Obama, fresh from a dramatic victory in Iowa, took his presidential campaign to New Hampshire on Friday, where he hopes to deal a potential knock-out blow to one-time front-runner Hillary Clinton next week.
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Uplifting appeals largely replaced stinging insults Tuesday as Democratic and Republican candidates did the only thing left to do in Iowa races that are too close to call Â encourage supporters to vote for them.
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Republican and Democratic candidates issue their final appeals before tomorrow's caucus
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Wisconsin and Hawaii become the latest battlegrounds in the struggle for the Democratic presidential nominee Tuesday, while Republican Sen. John McCain is looking for victories to finally knock his last remaining major rival out of the race.
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The traditionally Republican stronghold of New Hampshire went against the national trend last week, favoring Democrats in many races.
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Text of a statement released Saturday by Democrat Barack Obama after the Nevada caucuses:
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Sen. Hillary Clinton, unbowed by a third-place finish in the Iowa Democratic caucuses, hailed a "great night for Democrats" and said the strong turnout pointed for sure to the election of a Democratic president in November. She said she would "keep pushing as hard as we can."
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Bloomberg - Dec. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential hopefuls are tip-toeing around an inconvenient economic fact: Iowa and New Hampshire, the states hosting the 2008 campaign's first contests, benefit from free-trade policies that many residents nonetheless blame for lost jobs.
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Barack Obama wants to be the Big Tent Democrat. Fresh from his victory in Iowa, Obama courted New Hampshire's famously unaligned voters, embracing all political persuasions and borrowing language from Republican John McCain, a favorite of New Hampshire's independent voters eight years ago.