Bush, George W.
Following the certification of Governor George W. Bush as the winner in Florida, Democrats are mounting a fierce defense of Al Gore, with many prominent party figures now willing to stand behind their presidential nominee. The certification, announced on November 11, has given Republicans a key argument that Bush is
Bush, George W.
The fate of Florida's 25 electoral votes, crucial in determining the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, hangs in the balance as manual recounts and lawsuits prolong the electoral process. Palm Beach County officials worked diligently to complete their hand-recount, but Secretary of State Katherine Harris denied
Bush, George W.
Governor George W. Bush and Florida's Secretary of State Katherine Harris have submitted briefs to the Florida Supreme Court outlining their arguments regarding the handling of election recounts in the state. At the heart of the dispute is the interpretation of Florida statutes governing the Elections Canvassing Commission&
Bush, George W.
The 2000 US presidential election has come to a head in Florida, with both Al Gore and George W. Bush locked in a bitter contest over the state's electoral votes. The media frenzy surrounding the election has painted a picture of a nation torn apart by partisan divisions,
Bush, George W.
The battle for the presidency between Al Gore and George W. Bush took a dramatic turn yesterday as Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris announced compliance with a state judge's order to consider results of further recounts in the disputed presidential election. Despite Harris's decision, the
Bush, George W.
As the 2000 elections draw near, analysts are predicting a fierce battle for control of the House of Representatives. The outcome will not only determine which party will hold the majority but also shape the fate of several key players who will be impacted by the result. Key Takeaways: * President
Bush, George W.
In the closing days of the presidential and New York Senate races, controversy has erupted over the negative tone and tactics employed by candidates and their campaign strategists. Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush have engaged in sharp exchanges, each accusing the other of lacking experience or
Bush, George W.
As the presidential election nears its conclusion, both the Democratic and Republican parties are engaging in increasingly negative campaign tactics, including inflammatory telephone calls to voters and television spots that portray their opponents in a harsh light. The tactics, used by both sides, aim to mobilize partisans and create doubt
Bush, George W.
American voters are evenly split on their choices for president, with lingering doubts about Vice President Al Gore's sincerity and Gov. George W. Bush's preparedness for the White House, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll. While many view Mr. Gore as more
Bush, George W.
The 2000 presidential campaigns of George W. Bush and Al Gore have garnered the support of over 440 high-tech leaders each, with both sides claiming a historic level of involvement from new economy leaders. The Bush campaign boasts an advisory council of 440 members, while Gore's campaign has
Bush, George W.
A panel of debate experts, including university and high school debate coaches, has assessed the third presidential debate between Democratic candidate Al Gore and GOP rival George W. Bush. The experts voted convincingly in favor of Gore, citing his stronger performance on the issues as the key factor. According to
Bush, George W.
The Middle East crisis has become a focal point in the presidential campaign, with Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush delivering contrasting messages on the issue. While both candidates expressed hope for peace and prayers for those affected by the violence, their aides engaged in a heated
