Poll: Campaigns Must Maintain Intensity
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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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Inundated with politics long before the 2008 presidential election, U.S. voters are in danger of suffering wearying bouts of the uniquely American affliction of &quot;campaign fatigue&quot; in coming months.
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The volatile political atmosphere in this election year has boosted the number of incumbents facing serious competition over recent past campaigns: A total of 62 current members Ã¢ÂÂ 48 of them Republicans Ã¢ÂÂ are in races that are rated by CQPolitics.com in a range from very to somewhat competitive.
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Inundated with politics long before  the 2008 presidential election, U.S. voters are in danger of  suffering wearying bouts of the uniquely American affliction of  &quot;campaign fatigue&quot; in coming months.
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Inundated with politics long before the 2008 presidential election, U.S. voters are in danger of suffering wearying bouts of the uniquely American affliction of "campaign fatigue" in coming months.
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Democrats speak darkly about voter suppression. Republicans vow vigilance against election fraud. By whatever name, both parties are deep into a murky, late-campaign psychological and legal battle to influence the outcome of the race for the White House.
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Rasmussen Reports - The latest Rasmussen Reports national opinion survey of Likely Democratic Primary Voters highlights the stability of a campaign that has started well before most Americans want to think about it. Once again, New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) is on top, this week attracting 38% of the vote.
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John McCain sought to keep his momentum going strong. Mitt Romney looked to keep his candidacy afloat. And Mike Huckabee simply wanted to keep defying expectations.
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WASHINGTON - Following months of campaigning, Americans are set to cast their ballots to decide who will be the next president of the United States, a race polls suggest is too close to call.
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Washington (Billboard) - While the race for the White House  draws most of the public's political attention between now and  Election Day, operatives of both parties and private-sector  industries will focus a good deal of effort on state races.
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The front-runners in the race for Senate and governor maintained their leads as televised political advertising increased, a statewide poll released Thursday found.
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When you are a  candidate for U.S. president only drawing about 2 percent  support in opinion polls, you have to keep telling yourself  that the race is still wide open and there is plenty of time to  catch up.
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Sept. 16, 2004 -- Voter opinion in the presidential race has fluctuated dramatically in the first two weeks of September, but according to a new Pew Research Center poll, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are again in a statistical dead heat.
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Some elections are about persuasion. This one is about turnout. In past presidential debates, candidates have tried to change people&#39;s minds and win over undecideds.
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Voters say the 2008 presidential campaign had become way too intense, way too soon.
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Tuesdayâs presidential election might be won or lost in eight states where the race is too close to call. What could tip the balance is jobs â-r the lack of them.
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By Jennifer Mock, The Daily Oklahoman  Sep. 17--Gone are the days where shaking hands and kissing babies were enough to win an election.   Those stalwarts still are present in modern campaigns, but technology is proving to be a driving force in political bids.