Vote Swaps Revamped for 2004
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If you'd like to vote for a third-party candidate, but don't want to cost the Democrats or Republicans the election, take heart. Sites are cropping up to allow voters in swing states to swap votes with people in non-swing states. By Joanna Glasner.
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Here are the latest nationwide election returns in the race for president with 99 percent of the nation's precincts reporting. The winner is marked with an 'x'.
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In an election year when just a few thousand votes in a few states could decide the winner, the growing number of voters who cast ballots weeks before Election Day is transforming the landscape for political campaigns.
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Here is a month-by-month look at campaign 2004:
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The big surprise of the 2004 election: For the most part, the voting went smoothly. By the close of polls across the country, despite heavy turnout, there were only scattered reports of equipment trouble and human error at the voting stations. And none were major.
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In this year&#39;s presidential election, most of the Electoral College map went the same way it did in 2000. But late last night, votes were still being counted in Ohio.
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InfoWorld - The working group for the emerging IEEE 802.20 mobile broadband standard, which was suspended last year after a fight over members&#39; real company affiliations, has changed its voting rules.
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A new national backup system meant to ensure that millions of eligible voters are not mistakenly turned away from the polls this year as they were in 2000 could cause Election Day problems.
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Arizona began allowing voters to register online in 2004. Three years later, Washington became the second state to do so.
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BOSTON - Tens of millions of people will cast their votes Nov. 2 in one of the most hotly contested presidential elections in recent U.S. history. But voters across the U.S. will encounter different voting technologies and procedures, with many counties nationwide clinging to punchcard, lever machine and even paper ballots, and the transition to electronic voting moving slowly in many 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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A Pentagon-run Web site intended to make it easier for Americans overseas to vote by absentee ballot has been modified to broaden access to the site, the Defense Department said on Wednesday.
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As the primary season continues, observers of the electronic-voting scene ask whether it's possible to tally the ballots efficiently while restoring Americans' faith in the process. Random, mandatory audits of cast ballots show promise, but even after demonstrated successes, not everyone's on board.
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Electoral commission announces decision to move scheduled January election to next month
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Thanks to 2004 presidential  election, Americans now know that after a lot "flip-flopping"  the country is divided into "red and blue states" where "moral  values" are important, according to a survey of political terms  that became household words during the campaign.
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Lawsuits! Cameras! Action! How Republicans and Democrats are gearing up for the 2004 vote
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The U.S. presidential election in  November could force change at the top of the Securities and  Exchange Commission and help decide the fate of a reform effort  to give shareholders more boardroom power.