Bush, George W.
Ohio voters turned out in record numbers on Election Day, braving heavy rains and long lines to cast their ballots in a presidential election that could be decided by the state's 20 electoral votes. Hundreds of voters waited to cast their ballots in some precincts, with some waiting
Kerry, John
As votes were still being counted in the key state of Ohio, the Kerry campaign remained optimistic, refusing to concede the state despite trailing in the vote count. Vice presidential candidate John Edwards addressed supporters at nearly 2:30 a.m., saying, "We've waited four years for
Bush, George W.
Voters in Florida are showing a high level of enthusiasm for early voting, with many waiting in line for hours to cast their ballots before Election Day. Estimates suggest that at least a fifth of the 1 million registered voters in Miami-Dade County will have voted by Tuesday, with similar
Kerry, John
A new message from Osama bin Laden to the American people has reignited the controversy over whether the al-Qaeda leader could have been caught in Afghanistan nearly three years ago. Bin Laden's latest tape, aired on the Arab channel Al-Jazeera, emphasizes that it does not matter who wins
Kerry, John
Miami's legal community is mobilizing its forces for the showdown in Florida, where the outcome of the presidential election could be decided. Almost 3,000 lawyers have been recruited by Sen. John Kerry's campaign to monitor voting in all 67 counties, with a plan to respond
Kerry, John
In a surprise move, just days before the US election, a new Osama bin Laden videotape has been released, the first in over a year. The 18-minute tape was broadcast by Al-Jazeera, a Qatari-based Arab satellite TV channel, and appears to contain specific information about the 9/11 attacks. Bin
Bush, George W.
As he addressed a raucous audience in Toledo, Ohio, Senator John Kerry tried to maintain a lighthearted tone, acknowledging the enthusiasm of the crowd in spite of being in "enemy territory" for his presidential campaign. Meanwhile, Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling took a different stance, endorsing President Bush
Bush, George W.
Senator John Kerry's presidential campaign has evolved from attacking President Bush's character to emphasizing the impact of his policies on voters. Kerry's speeches now focus on the statistics illustrating the effects of Bush's policies, such as the 64% rise in health-care costs,
Kerry, John
As the 2004 US presidential election approaches its final stages, the positions of President George W. Bush and Democratic nominee John Kerry on gay marriage have become a contentious issue. While both candidates have sought to appeal to undecided voters with more centrist views on social matters, their stance on
Bush, George W.
Senator John Kerry has reversed his slide among women who are voters and taken a lead over President Bush in a crucial category, according to new polls. The change in dynamics is particularly notable among single women, married women, and suburban women, who tend to vote Republican. Kerry's
Kerry, John
As the 2004 US presidential election campaign reached its climax, Democratic candidate John Kerry's attempts to persuade Americans that his tax plans would benefit the middle class fell short. Despite his promise to roll back tax cuts on the richest 2 per cent to fund new tax breaks
Bush, George W.
In this fall's election, several prominent CEOs are publicly backing either President Bush or Senator Kerry. Bill Gates of Microsoft and Steve Jobs of Apple have been vocal about their support for the respective candidates, highlighting the growing phenomenon of CEOs taking sides in the electoral process. While
