Debates Over, Campaigns Turn to Turnout
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With the televised debates behind them, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry have little opportunity to shape further the presidential race except by waging an intense effort in the home stretch aimed at getting out the vote.
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WASHINGTON - The presidential debate Thursday night gives John Kerry a chance to turn national angst about the war in Iraq into a turning point in the campaign.
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Tonightâs debate between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry marks the culmination of months of campaigning, speeches and attack ads, and the clash will likely
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Divided results mean fight may go beyond Super Tuesday as questions arise over ideological path
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Republicans have momentum as campaign moves into final phase.
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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. -- Domestic issues took precedence yesterday as both major-party presidential candidates sought to rally Americans to their side, with John F. Kerry chastising President Bush for seeking
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Presidential campaigns are about more than just speeches, rallies and the horse race.
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Presidential contenders squeezed a final few hours of campaigning out of the old year on Monday in a race marked by exhausting personal appeals, anonymous phone calls and a negative campaign commercial that vanished into thin air.
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With one debate down and two to go, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are entering a critical new phase of a race that has been recharged and, in some ways, reframed.
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The race is crystallizing around sharp contrasts as post debate polls show a boost for Kerry.
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Health care, education, the economy and jobs, national security, the war on terror, and welfare of the middle class - are all buzz words generating debate among neighbors and along the campaign trail.
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The campaigns of Republican  President Bush and Democrat John Kerry both claimed momentum on  Friday amid a mix of polls offering a less-than-clear picture  of the U.S. presidential race.
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Photos: The candidates gasp to the finish line, and the nation votes, on the year's biggest primary night
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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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There&#39;s an unusual urgency to the electoral process this year, reflected in higher attendance at campaign rallies, record viewership of presidential debates and soaring voter registration, not to mention an increase in heated debates over the dinner table
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John Kerry, the four-term Massachusetts senator, benefited from three debates with President George W. Bush to draw about even in voter preference and erase Bush&#39;s advantage on personal
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The polls say that a lot of voters are still undecided about the presidential election, waiting to be swayed by something, quite possibly what they hear in the debates that start tonight.