Bush, Kerry locked in Electoral College tie in anything-can-happen ...
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are virtually tied in the Electoral College count, fighting over eight to 10 states so close and unpredictable that anything is possible Tuesday night.
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Two national polls on Thursday  showed the race between President Bush and Democrat John Kerry  deadlocked again as Bush's convention bounce faded, although  the president has made headway in key swing states.
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LONG ODDS: Those candidates seeking the presidency but polling in the single digits remain hopeful that something &#151; anything &#151; will propel them into the top ranks.
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President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry remain tied in the Reuters/Zogby daily tracking poll of likely voters. Surveys by the Washington Post and CBS News/New York Times show the race a statistical tie.
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are locked in a tie for the popular vote, according to an Associated Press poll. Voters seem open to change in the White House &#151; most disapprove of the president's performance at home and in Iraq &#151; but still harbor doubts about making the switch.
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THE ISSUE: While the race for the presidency is now a virtual dead-heat between President Bush and Democrat John Kerry, on Election Day it could turn into a landslide.
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One near-certainty in this election of many uncertainties is that if the Electoral College can't pick a winner, George W. Bush will stay in the White House.
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ORLANDO - Heading into the final weekend before the election, US President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry tried to drum up key electoral votes as polls continued to show the candidates in a close race.
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Race remains deadlocked, prompting Kerry and Bush to trade ads that analysts say stretch bounds of fairness.
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President George W. Bush and four- term Massachusetts Senator John Kerry are in a statistical tie for voter support in three national polls after their final debate.
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What if nobody really controls Congress after the Nov. 7 election? It could happen. Look at anybodyÃ¢ÂÂs math on possible outcomes for the congressional campaigns, and you can see a real chance that either party winds up with such a thin margin of victory that nothing significant gets done for the remainder of President BushÃ¢ÂÂs second and last term in office.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush has a double-digit lead in one new national poll, but he's tied with Democrat John Kerry in another.    Both campaigns say their own polling has the race close, with Bush's people seeing a slight lead for the president...
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry aren&#39;t the only ones whose futures are riding on Tuesday&#39;s election. Also at stake: the reputation of Diebold, the largest maker of electronic voting machines.
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WASHINGTON - Eight states worth just 99 electoral votes are up for grabs in the closely fought presidential race, with the White House going to whoever conquers this shrinking battlefield.    While another dozen states could come into play if either candidate breaks open the race, President Bush and Democratic Sen...
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Two national polls on Thursday showed the race between President Bush and Democrat John Kerry deadlocked again as Bush's convention bounce faded, although the president has made headway in key swing states.
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Read the Gallup poll and you&#39;ll see President Bush has a whopping 13-point lead over his Democratic rival, John Kerry among likely voters.
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With just over a week to go in the campaign American polls indicate the presidential election couldn&#39;t be any closer. Newsweek&#39;s most recent survey has President Bush and Senator John Kerry tied with 46% support.