Effect of Tape on Voters Uncertain
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With two days to spare, the October Surprise arrived yesterday, but it was not the type either campaign had in mind. Instead, it was America&#39;s most loathed enemy, injecting himself into Tuesday&#39;s
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WASHINGTON -- Many undecided voters liked what they saw from John Kerry and were more than a little concerned about President Bushâs performance in the first presidential debate -- but they still had questions about what Kerry would do in Iraq.
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Memories of Florida's contested 2000 presidential election and a growing number of pre-election lawsuits are making Americans skeptical about a voting process they once took for granted.
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Administrators are hoping that the victor in this year's presidential election will win by a wide margin. A close race, they fear, will result in more charges of voter fraud and demands for recounts. Kim Zetter reports from Washington.
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Could differences in economic performance among states determine how the election shakes out? The answer is a definite maybe.
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The jury is out on whether presidential nominee John Kerry got a 'bounce' in the polls after the Democratic National Convention. Some surveys suggest he did; in others, he did not.
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No progressive should be happy with the results of the presidential election. However, it is hard to predict what the longer-term impact on American politics of a particular presidential election result might be.
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Polls run by news sites to gauge public opinion of politicians are turning into partisan tools for political spin doctors. People voting, often repeatedly, in response to e-mails from their favored candidates can skew the results. By Louise Witt.
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New voters are signing up in record numbers across the United States as state deadlines to register to vote expire this week, but it is unclear which party will benefit from the influx.
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Federal and state election officials are worried that changes made after the 2000 presidential race to ensure that voters are not turned away from the polls could lead to more confusion and court fights this year.
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Voters are so deadlocked on their choice for president that the campaigns will need to focus on keeping the intensity of support high and turning them out on Election Day, according to pollsters who conducted a bipartisan survey.
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Voters tend to forget most of what is said during U.S. presidential debates, but a few memorable moments endure.
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A sigh, a glance at a wristwatch, a  5 o'clock shadow. After all the weighty words are passed back  and forth in a presidential debate, it is often a simple  gesture or a quick quip or a difference in appearance that  remains in the memory.
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Many newly registered voters with uncertain allegiances are the focus of an intense tug of war in closely contested states.
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A &quot;hung jury&quot; of Pennsylvania voters who were undecided in the presidential contest two weeks ago reshuffled their positions after Friday night&#39;s debate, with Sen. John Kerry seeming to solidify his support.
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As random selection placed registered entrants on a ballot that is expected to be several pages long, officials worried that violence aimed at preventing the election is surging.
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This yearÃ¢ÂÂs election is awash with political polls, some of which can produce widely different outcomes Ã¢ÂÂ especially those Ã¢ÂÂownÃ¢ÂÂ polls that are conducted for candidates or political party organizations.