Candidates Rally Support in Nevada, South Carolina
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Bloomberg - Jan. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Republican and Democratic presidential candidates rallied support for today's balloting in two states that may be tie-breakers in campaigns that haven't yet produced clear favorites.
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US presidential hopefuls gear up for votes in South Carolina and Nevada, with no clear frontrunner in either race.
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Voters in Nevada and  South Carolina make their choices on Saturday in a chaotic U.S.  presidential race, with polls showing tight struggles in both  states as nominating battles move to the South and West.
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A look at South Carolina, where Republicans hold their primary Saturday and Democrats hold their primary Jan. 26.
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Nevada voters on Tuesday backed President Bush in the U.S. presidential election, giving the Republican a key state victory in his contest with Democrat John Kerry, television networks projected.
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Republican Mitt Romney joins fellow candidates to campaign in South Carolina after his win in Michigan.
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Voters will head to the polls and caucus sites Saturday in South Carolina and Nevada, contests that could propel two candidates to front-runner status in this year's wide-open presidential races.
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White House contenders fanned out Thursday as the gripping presidential race headed into a series of battleground states, from gritty Michigan to lush South Carolina and the deserts of Nevada.
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Clinton and Obama court high-profile endorsements as they make their last stands before Super Tuesday
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Nevada voters make their choices for Democratic and Republican presidential candidates on Saturday in a process as quirky as Las Vegas itself and almost as unpredictable as a casino game.
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Sen. Hillary Clinton won the Nevada contest for the Democratic presidential nomination on Saturday, defeating her rivals in their first test of strength among Hispanic voters and boosting her campaign after a narrow victory in New Hampshire, U.S. media projected.
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Highlights of voting in Saturday's Republican primary in South Carolina and the Democratic and GOP caucuses in Nevada, based on interviews with voters entering Nevada polling places and leaving voting areas in South Carolina. All numbers are final.
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FLORENCE, South Carolina  - Republicans John McCain and Mike Huckabee touted their economic credentials in South Carolina on Friday on the eve of the South's first vote for U.S. presidential nominees, as rival Mitt Romney pressed his advantage out West in Nevada.
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Enthusiastic voters showed up in record numbers for Saturday's Democratic and Republican presidential caucuses in Nevada.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire  - The unpredictable fight for the White House went national on Wednesday, as candidates fanned out across the United States and Democrat Barack Obama bounced back from a surprise loss to Hillary Clinton to grab a coveted union endorsement.
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina  - Republican John McCain and Democrat Hillary Clinton won heated presidential nominating battles in South Carolina and Nevada on Saturday, gaining strength in an unpredictable White House race where no candidate has been able to sustain momentum.
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McCain tells South Carolina voters federal spending is out of control ... Romney to appear on NBC's "Tonight Show" ahead of Nevada and South Carolina contests ... Huckabee says Southern roots help him understand SC ... Campaigns scramble for support in Nevada's unfamiliar territory