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The Democratic presidential contest took a pivotal turn on Wednesday with Howard Dean's decision to end his campaign, leaving John Kerry and John Edwards to duel over free trade and jobs. As Dean announced his departure, Kerry and Edwards began to aggressively position themselves in the remaining states,
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In a surprise turn of events, Senator John Edwards emerged as a strong contender in the Wisconsin primary, running neck-and-neck with Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. Edwards' successful appeal to centrist independent voters, who make up 40% of primary voters, has sparked concerns about Kerry's front-runner status. The
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In a surprise move, Howard Dean's Democratic presidential campaign made several stops throughout Maine, visiting with about one in five caucusgoers, and seemed to have paid off in Waterville, where he won 123 of 283 votes. However, in the state as a whole, Dr. Dean placed a distant
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Senator John Kerry won a decisive victory in the Maine Democratic caucuses on Sunday, with about half of the vote, while Howard Dean trailed behind with about a quarter and Representative Dennis J. Kucinich secured about 15 percent. Kerry's win marked his first in 10 of the 12
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The usually enthusiastic entertainment industry is lukewarm about this year's Democratic primary, with many Hollywood figures holding back on campaign contributions and endorsements. Despite a few high-profile advocates, the industry's overall contributions are lagging those of previous campaigns due to the new ban on unlimited "
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With the Democratic primary season in full swing, Missouri is set to hold its primaries on February 3, featuring seven candidates, with front-runner John Kerry expected to win the state's prized 74 delegates. The condensed primary schedule has left candidates with limited time to campaign in the state,
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Democratic presidential candidates descended upon packed halls in New Hampshire on the last Sunday before the primary, launching a barrage of attacks on President Bush's economic and foreign policies. The candidates, including Howard Dean, John Kerry, John Edwards, Joseph Lieberman, and Wesley Clark, sought to outdo one another
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On Sunday, the Democratic candidates for president delivered speeches in New Hampshire, highlighting key issues that resonate with voters. Wesley K. Clark emphasized his military service and commitment to veterans' rights, while Howard Dean stressed the importance of science in medical decision-making and criticized the Bush administration's
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In the lead-up to the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries, various polls and pundits made predictions about the outcome, with some, like the authors' own poll, surprising many by accurately forecasting the winner. However, in this article, we examine why these predictions were often mistaken, citing factors such as
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Senator John Kerry has taken the lead nationally among Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters in the race for the Democratic nomination, according to a new Newsweek Poll. With 30 percent support, Kerry is ahead of Vermont Gov. Howard Dean and Sen. John Edwards, who trail with 12 percent and 13 percent
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As the Iowa caucuses approach, the four top Democratic presidential candidates - Howard Dean, Richard Gephardt, John Kerry, and John Edwards - are in a virtual tie, according to public polls and campaign research. Four days before the caucuses, the candidates are intensifying their campaigns, with each trying to gain
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As the first votes draw near in Iowa and New Hampshire, a significant escalation in campaign advertising has materialized, with several Democratic hopefuls launching critical spots targeting their rivals. This shift in tone marks a new level of intensity in the campaign, particularly for Representative Howard Dean, who has released
