Candidates Hit Crucial Swing States of Ohio and Pennsylvania
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President Bush asserted today that Senator John Kerry&#39;s health care plan would amount to &quot;the largest expansion of government health care in American history,&#39;&#39; while the widow of Christopher
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President Bush and John Kerry are returning Friday to hotly contested states, with Bush unveiling sharp new criticisms of his challenger in Pennsylvania and Kerry traveling to the battleground of Wisconsin.
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At least one Election Day prediction turned out to be right: Ohio was the king of the swing states. Correctly forecasting which way the Buckeye State would turn &#151; and why &#151; was another matter.
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At crunch time in U.S. presidential elections, the perennial swing state of Ohio gets plenty of attention, blitzed by the candidates and their volunteers. But this time, Ohioans are also being courted from some unusual, far-flung places.
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Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is counting on the almost-Super Tuesday primaries March 4 for another comeback, as she and rival Sen. Barack Obama both begin ads in Texas and Ohio, the day's biggest prizes.
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WASHINGTON Sept. 10, 2004 - Sensing some momentum turning his way in Ohio and West Virginia, President Bush returns to two economically struggling states that are must-wins for him as he seeks re-election.
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TAMPA, United States : Each claiming victory in their first debate, President George W. Bush and Democratic White House hopeful John Kerry courted voters in key up-for-grabs states 32 days before the election.
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Republican Mitt Romney bluntly challenged his own party while John McCain and Rudy Giuliani assailed Democratic rivals as the GOP presidential hopefuls courted activists in a state that's now a player in the nomination march.
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President Bush and challenger John F. Kerry were still searching early this morning for the crucial edge in a handful of battleground states in an election
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Senator John McCain and the two Democratic presidential hopefuls made campaign appearances in the Northeast, while Mitt Romney set off on a coast-to-coast swing.
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Sept. 6, 2004 - The presidential candidates and their running mates fanned out across the Midwest with Labor Day messages promising job creation, appealing for votes in the territory pivotal to winning November&#39;s election.
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The two main contenders for the presidency of the United States spent their Sunday trying to connect with voters in the all-important swing states.
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With just days to go to the election, President Bush and John Kerry headed to battleground states Saturday. President Bush was campaigning in Florida, while Kerry was focusing his attention on Colorado.
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(CBS) Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry went on a waterfowl hunt to try to win votes in Ohio, while President Bush planned to campaign in nearby Pennsylvania, a state he has often visited as much as his beloved ranch.
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record surge of potential new voters has swamped boards of election from Pennsylvania to Oregon, as the biggest of the crucial swing states reach registration deadlines today.
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry both visit Iowa today in a battle for the state's seven crucial electors. Polls have shown the candidates neck-in-neck in that state. Bush will also campaign in Minnesota and Wisconsin, while Kerry will travel to Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Democratic presidential hopeful  Hillary Clinton has double-digit leads over Barack Obama in  Ohio and Pennsylvania, both crucial states in upcoming  primaries, according to Quinnipiac University poll released on  Thursday.