ABC (Political Punch): How much would you pay for a Barack Obama doodle?
Albuquerque Tribune: BlogPost: Bill Richardson Log
Boston Globe: Romney sticks close to (vacation) home on Memorial Day
Boston Globe: Obama and family head through N.H.'s North Country
Boston Globe: Obama measuring campaign success not just in cash, but crowds too
Chicago Tribune: Privacy is not an option for presidential hopefuls
Christian Science Monitor: Niche groups use Web to gain ear of '08 contenders
CNN (Political Ticker): Biden spends Memorial Day in Iowa
CNN (Political Ticker): Obama expects to improve in next week's debate
Concord (NH) Monitor: In North Country, Obama receives a warm welcome
Connecticut Post: Dodd acquires millionaire status
Examiner: Obama Says Memorial Day Not for Politics
Financial Times: Candidates put faith in MySpace
Fox News: Video: Presidential hopefuls balance campaign with somber nature of Memorial Day
Hartford Courant: Dodd Looking To Techies For Edge
KRNV (Reno): Reno to Host Senator Barack Obama on May 31st at Wingfield Park
KWQC (Davenport): Former President Bill Clinton to speak at Knox College graduation
New York Observer: BlogPost: Gore on the Cowardly, Vacuous, Catch-Penny Political Press
San Bernardino County Sun: Political Notebook: 'Rez' debate still waits
Santa Fe New Mexican: Parade, ceremonies to mark Memorial Day
Scranton Times-Tribune: The Clintons draw a crowd
The Hill: Candidates set aside politics, praise fallen soldiers
Towanda (PA) Mail & Review: Clintons visit Scranton for fundraiser
WBRE (Scranton): Clinton's Visit Scranton (w/ Video)
WCAV (Charlottesville): Gilmore Talks On ABC's This Week
WCAX (Burlington): Obama visits New Hampshire war monument
WCBS (New York): Clinton, Giuliani May Be Helping Each Other
WNCT (Greenville, NC): Edwards voices opposition to war during Memorial holiday
WNEP (Scranton): The Clintons Visit Scranton
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Monday, May 28, 2007
12605 hrs, 28 mins until Election Day
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Monday, April 16, 2007
13616 hrs, 43 mins until Election Day
ABC News: Candidates Raise Millions, Fight Hard to Seem 'Average'
Boston Globe: Democratic W.House hopefuls outraise Republicans
Boston Herald: Romney touts tax plan in New Hampshire
Green Bay Press-Gazette: Bill Clinton cancels visit to Milwaukee
KMGH (Denver): Rudy Giuliani In Town For Fundraiser
KOAT (Albuquerque): Richardson Reports Raising $6.25M At End Of First Quarter
Los Angeles Times: Clinton and Obama in a fundraising dead heat for the first quarter
Miami Herald: Democrats outraise Republicans in Florida
WHNT (Huntsville): Bill Clinton a hit with Alabama Democratic fund-raiser
WSMV (Nashville): McCain Visits Memphis, Criticizes Wasteful Spending
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Sunday, April 15, 2007
13636 hrs, 50 mins until Election Day
Boston Globe: Presidential candidates file money reports
Foster's Daily Democrat (NH): Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton discusses policy, likability
Foster's Daily Democrat (NH): Biden pushes troop withdrawal plan
Hartford Courant: Clinton Has $24 Million for Primaries
KGO (San Francisco): Giuliani: 28,000 Campaign Contributors
KUSA (Denver): Kerry reopens door to possible presidential run (/w Video)
South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Barack Obama makes a central Florida fundraising stop
State College Centre Daily: Clouds part for Obama's appearance
The Tennessean: Edwards first major candidate to bring '08 presidential campaign to Nashville
Wall Street Journal: Clinton Campaign Has $31 Million
Washington Post: Gore '08: Does He Round Up or Down?
Washington Post: Sen. Clinton's Campaign War Chest Tops All Rivals
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13641 hrs, 58 mins until Election Day
ABC (This Week): Funnies: Pelosi Goes Fishing with Imus
ABC News: Giuliani Accused of Pandering on Confederate Flag
Atlantic City Press: Fundraising upends Republican field
CBS News: Video: CBS Poll Shows 6 Of 10 Republicans Are Looking For Another Candidate
Des Moines Register: Jane Norman: Fundraising reports reveal closures, new starts
Fort Dodge Messenger: Area students begin to think presidentially
Houston Chronicle: 'Super-Duper Tuesday' packed with primaries
Mason City (IA) Globe-Gazette: Political 'cattle calls' are a rite of passage in Iowa
State College Centre Daily: Democrats, Fox News Channel lock horns
The Southerm Illinoisan: Matthews ready to play 'Hardball' with presidential candidates
Washington Post: Proposed Nuclear Waste Site Could Be Toxic Issue for Some Candidates
WHO (Des Moines): GOP Candidates Reach Out to Iowa Voters
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Thursday, April 5, 2007
13879 hrs, 34 mins until Election Day
Asbury Park Press: Al Gore to host global-warming themed opening gala of Tribeca Film Festival on April 25
Atlantic City Press: Dems back candidates with early dollars
Birmingham News: House OKs early primary for Mardi Gras counties
Boston Herald: Romney leaps ahead in GOP poll
Bryan-College Station Eagle: Giuliani to drop role at consulting firm
Columbus (OH) Dispatch: First-quarter Presidential Fundraising
Daily Astorian: Can't the nation move forward?
Des Moines Register: Obama seeks Iowans’ input on health care
Los Angeles Times: Critics can't deny heft of Obama's war chest
Mason City (IA) Globe-Gazette: Obama forum: Iowans more skeptical of universal health care plan
Omaha World-Herald: Nelson says he hopes Hagel will run but doubts he'd win
Quad City Times: Democrats announce schedule of presidential debates
Quad City Times: Obama moving cautiously on health care plan
Santa Fe New Mexican: Daily Feature: The Bill Richardson Watch
Stars & Stripes: McCain visits Landstuhl on way home from Baghdad
State College Centre Daily: Obama slowly plans health care proposal
State College Centre Daily: Poll: A trend toward Democrats
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier: Obama speaks to crowds in Mason City
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Tuesday, April 3, 2007
13929 hrs, 41 mins until Election Day
Ames (IA) Tribune: Hunter campaigns his message in Iowa
Atlantic City Press: Analysis: Funds separate '08 contenders
Bloomington (IL) Pantagraph: Clinton challenges Bush's plan to veto war deadline
Boston Herald: Giuliani says money will let him spend more time in N.H.
Des Moines Register: Clinton: Push Bush to sign Iraq timeline
East Valley (AZ) Tribune: Sen. John McCain travels to volatile Anbar province
Eugene (OR) Register-Guard: Kucinich popular in Oregon
Iowa City Press-Citizen: Clinton speaks in Iowa City
Iowa City Press-Citizen: Poll shows Edwards, Clinton, Giuliani, McCain leading in Iowa
Manchester Union-Leader: Giuliani: No gay marriage, no flat tax
New York Newsday: Hofstra vying for 2008 presidential debate
Omaha World-Herald: 22 Iowa mayors endorse McCain
Quad City Times: Clinton says Bush should not veto 'Will of the American people'
Richmond (IN) Palladium-Item: 19 sites push for debate location
St Louis Post-Dispatch: Wash U. seeks to host 2008 presidential debate
State College Centre Daily: Poll: Clinton takes lead in California
The State: BlogPost: S.C. Politics Today / Sources: Ravenel to endorse Giuliani
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Monday, April 2, 2007
13954 hrs, 32 mins until Election Day
Asbury Park Press: Corzine endorses Hillary Clinton for president
Boston Globe: Romney, Giuliani report 2008 presidential fundraising
Des Moines Register: Tancredo announces GOP presidential bid
Hartford Courant: Role In Finance Key For Dodd
Plattsburgh Press Republican: Local lawmakers support earlier primary
Quad City Times: Dodd will continue push for Iraq spending bill even if vetoed
Quad City Times: Noting immigration stance, Tancredo announces presidential bid
Wall Street Journal: Clinton, Romney Set Pace for Fund-Raising
Washington Post: Campaign Cash Sets New Record
Washington Post: Presidential Contenders Set New Fundraising Records
Washington Post: Tancredo Enters 2008 Presidential Race
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Sunday, April 1, 2007
13975 hrs, 26 mins until Election Day
Atlantic City Press: Obama says Congress will fund Iraq war
Boston Globe: Clinton campaign reports $26 million raised
Boston Herald: McCain proclaims U.S.-Iraqi security crackdown is working; 6 U.S. soldiers killed
Buffalo News: Hillary Clinton sets fundraising record
Los Angeles Times: Clinton raises record campaign funds
New York Times: Sunday Magazine: Obama’s Narrator
New York Times: Thompson Announces ’08 Bid, Joining G.O.P. Field
Sioux City Journal: Obama touts renewed role
State College Centre Daily: Edwards' wife: No interest in Cabinet
State College Centre Daily: Religious conservatives hold on in Iowa
Wall Street Journal: Clinton's $36 Million for White House Bid
Washington Post: Tommy Thompson to Run for President
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier: Hillary Clinton will speak Tuesday in Waterloo
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Saturday, March 31, 2007
14010 hrs, 50 mins until Election Day
Albany Times Union: Giuliani facing renewed criticism
Albuquerque Journal: Richardson heading back to Pyongyang
Arizona Republic: McCain skips third of votes in Senate
Boston Globe: On 2008 trail, money scramble takes new forms
Boston Herald: Real race is for campaign cash: And democracy's distorted as candidates woo donors
Des Moines Register: Edwards says her children will be on campaign trail
Deseret Morning News: Giuliani rakes in Utah donations
Indianapolis Star: Indy fundraiser nets Edwards a meaty $75K for campaign
Iowa City Press-Citizen: Clinton to stop in Iowa City
Lawrence (KS) Journal-World: Giuliani says wife wouldn’t be in Cabinet
Mason City (IA) Globe-Gazette: Elizabeth Edwards pushes for universal health care
Miami Herald: Giuliani: Kerik recommendation was a mistake
Naples Daily News: Brownback, Gilmore to talk about 2008 race in Palm Beach County
Naples Daily News: Obama: Bush fails to respect the Constitution
Nashua Telegraph: Clinton promotes preschool for all
New York Newsday: Kerik, close Giuliani ally, may face charges
Salt Lake Tribune: Utah wallets open for Giuliani; votes may prove harder
San Antonio Express-News: Scott Stroud: Things may be looking grim, but GOP shouldn't panic just yet
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Obama fever hits Tallahassee as senator visits
Tacoma News Tribune: Students learn more about presidential candidate Kucinich campaigns in Tacoma
Tallahassee Democrat: Obama gets rock-star treatment in city tour
The Olympian: Kucinich tells Olympia he'll push for troop pullout
Tucson Citizen: McCain missing Senate votes to campaign
Wall Street Journal: Candidates Talk Humble to Play Up Funding Might
Washington Post: Obama Campaign Aims To Turn Online Backers Into an Offline Force
Washington Post: Ex-Partner Of Giuliani May Face Charges
Wichita Eagle: 9/11 Presents Challenges for Giuliani
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Friday, March 30, 2007
14035 hrs, 24 mins until Election Day
Albuquerque Journal: Gov. Makes a Final Push for Spaceport Tax
Albuquerque Journal: State Lawmakers Vote On Some of Gov.'s Measures
Albuquerque Journal: Governor Signs Lottery Scholarship, Other Higher Education Bills
Atlantic City Press: Giuliani faces questions about Sept. 11
Attleboro (MA) Sun Chronicle: McGovern support to Hillary
Boston Herald: Romney mentions Jeb, Newt as possible veeps
Denver Post: Presidential hopefuls troll for cash as critical deadline nears
Deseret Morning News: Giuliani sets a quick visit to Salt Lake today
Houston Chronicle: Candidates scramble in initial fundraising period
Houston Chronicle: Fox News to co-host primary debates
Lawrence (KS) Journal-World: Brownback supports Social Security accounts
Lawrence (KS) Journal-World: Candidates rush as first fundraising period ends
Lawrence (KS) Journal-World: Jesse Jackson endorses Obama’s campaign
Macon (GA) Telegraph: Edwards to make campaign stop in Macon
Memphis Commercial Appeal: Commentator Carville likes Hillary's chances
New York Daily News: Hil: Aid brain-injured G.I.s
New York Newsday: Bloomberg plan allows families to earn their way
New York Times: Testimony by Giuliani Indicates He Was Briefed on Kerik in ’00
Palm Beach Post: Fund-raisers bring Clinton, Giuliani, Romney to area
Palm Beach Post: Frank Cerabino: Early primary competition more grief than Florida needs
Quad City Times: Biden names state director in Iowa
Quad City Times: John Edwards, wife coming to Q-C next week
Quad City Times: Presidential candidates are coming to the Q-C
Salt Lake Tribune: Giuliani plans a quick stopover in SLC today
Tampa Tribune: Florida's Paper Trail Still Lacks Direction
Tampa Tribune: Giuliani Welcomes Wife Sitting In With Cabinet
Wall Street Journal: Democrats Manage Fund-Raising Expectations
Washington Post: '08 hopefuls rush to meet first fundraising deadline
Washington Post: Fred Thompson's Presidential Hopes Could Put 'Law' Reruns in Lockup
Washington Post: Giuliani Sees Policy Role for Wife
Washington Post: Grass Roots Planted In Cyberspace
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Sunday, March 25, 2007
14145 hrs, 10 mins until Election Day
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette: House joins bid to alter formula for presidency
Atlantic City Press: McCain: Late fundraising start will hurt
Boston Globe: Romney finds peril as he works through presidential checklist
Boston Globe: 2008 presidential fundraisers fight for dollars
Boston Globe: Hagel: Some see impeachment as option
Boston Herald: Report: NYPD tracked activists in several states, Europe ahead of GOP convention
Chicago Tribune: The not-so-simple story of Barack Obama's youth
Chicago Tribune: Democrats vow to fight for universal health care
Hendersonville (NC) Times-News: Candidates Outline Ideas for Universal Health Care
Salt Lake Tribune: New book: liberals biggest hurdle for Romney?
San Francisco Chronicle: Jerry Brown No. 1 for Democrats as next governor, state poll finds
State College Centre Daily: After '06 success, labor eyes '08 race
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier: Mormon community a big support for Romney
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Tuesday, March 20, 2007
14258 hrs, 16 mins until Election Day
Birmingham News: McCain addresses Alabama Legislature
Boston Globe: Dodd opens Iowa headquarters
Boston Globe: State ponders potential N.H. primary tourism gold mine
Chicago Tribune: Gore brings climate message to Congress
Santa Fe New Mexican: Feature: Richardson Watch
State College Centre Daily: Romney camp catches flak for Hitler ad
Washington Post: Candidates Stress Early Fundraising
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Monday, March 19, 2007
14288 hrs, 32 mins until Election Day
Albuquerque Journal: Richardson Drops in on Neighboring Texas
Allentown Morning Call: BlogPost: Pennsylvania Ave.: Rep. Schwartz to endorse Hillary Clinton
Boston Herald: Independents wield clout in New Hampshire presidential primary
Boston Herald: Ohio asks officials of troubled Cuyahoga County elections to quit
Boston Herald: McCain calls for better care for veterans
Boston Herald: Former Pataki aide to Giuliani campaign
Columbus (OH) Dispatch: Questions of age, health already needling McCain
Columbus (OH) Dispatch: Candidates scrambling for cash
Des Moines Register: Vilsack joins Institute For Tomorrow’s Workforce board
Honolulu Advertiser: Obama beats rivals when it comes to MySpace 'friends'
Miami Herald: TV actor considering run for presidency
New York Newsday: Presidential Hopefuls Make Myspace Pages
New York Post: Hill In 9/11 'Shop' Chop At W.
San Jose Mercury News: Did Gore Cross The Scientific Line?
Seattle Times: President hopefuls' goal: raise $250,000 each day
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Thursday, March 15, 2007
14388 hrs, 5 mins until Election Day
Albuquerque Journal: Albuquerque Mayor, Chávez Visits Old Pal Clinton
Allentown Morning Call: Presidential hopefuls clamoring for cash
Boston Herald: A rush to judgment: Frontloaded '08 primaries mean minimal national input
Boston Herald: Kerry's camp ruled out Clinton as running mate in 2004, says book
Boston Herald: Obama says he won't raise rivals' personal troubles
Chicago Tribune: Hopefuls answer call of firefighters union
Des Moines Register: Clinton proposal would expand kids’ insurance
Des Moines Register: McCain holds town hall event
Des Moines Register: Obama remark draws fire from Jews
Des Moines Register: Thompson: I’m the only ’reliable conservative’
Houston Chronicle: Giuliani hit with questions over law firm's Citgo contract
Los Angeles Times: Clinton goes for top rung of firefighters' ladder
Los Angeles Times: As a child, Obama crossed a cultural divide in Indonesia
New York Post: Obama Surging
New York Post: Rudy $Wings Away At The Plate In Midtown Fund-Raiser
News & Observer: White powder at Edwards office not anthrax
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle: Spitzer likely to approve new Feb. 5 primary date
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Voting machine maker says time prevented fix
St Paul Pioneer Press: Giuliani's law firm lobbies for Venezuela-owned Citgo
The Tennessean: Beverly Keel: Bev talks to Teddy about Fred
Washington Post: McCain Looks to Spirit of 2000
Washington Post: Firefighters Gain Favored Spot With 2008 Hopefuls
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Sunday, March 11, 2007
14491 hrs, 25 mins until Election Day
Argus Leader: Thune, Daschle could get No. 2 job
Athens (GA) Banner-Herald: McCain says GOP spent its way out of controlling Congress
Boston Globe: Florida is key in Romney campaign
Delaware News Journal: Biden touts his experience at Iowa stop
Deseret Morning News: 2008 campaign to test privacy of candidates' lives
Deseret Morning News: Feds order Kucinich to pay back funds
Deseret Morning News: Congressman's top aide joins Romney campaign
Deseret Morning News: Leave out candidates' personal lives, McCain says
Deseret Morning News: $$ race is on for '08 candidates
Houston Chronicle: Lake Jackson's Rep. Paul to make White House bid
Indianapolis Star: Tully: Giuliani fundraiser drew city's who's who
Kansas City Star: Fox News alienates Democrats
Kansas City Star: Candidates revisit ethanol
Knoxville News-Sentinel: In poll, '08 voters say character is important
Miami Herald: CAMPAIGN BRIEFS
Myrtle Beach Sun: 2008 PRESIDENTIAL RACE: McCain addresses crowd in Conway
Myrtle Beach Sun: S.C. slated for presidential debate
Nashua Telegraph: 180 towns to vote on climate-change article
New York Newsday: Fans, Iraq crowd Clinton's N.H. trip
Quad City Times: Obama pitches Iraq exit strategy
Savannah Morning News: Unity08: Just not palpable?
The State: Does Christian Coalition have a prayer?
Virginian-Pilot: Gilmore says he's the only 'real conservative' eying White House
Washington Post: Donations Pooled Online Are Getting Candidates' Attention
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Friday, March 2, 2007
14707 hrs, 4 mins until Election Day
Boston Globe: Giuliani leads in Spartanburg County straw poll
Chicago Tribune: FEC rules on presidential campaign funding
Des Moines Register: Feature: Iowa Ear: Confounded by No. 23
Deseret Morning News: McCain calls on Utah
Greenville (SC) News: Giuliani wins Spartanburg vote
Houston Chronicle: Washington notebook: McCain, Obama would accept funds
Manchester Union-Leader: Romney: Spending cap, programs review crucial
Manchester Union-Leader: Roger Simon: Tom Rath's help aside, Mitt is struggling in numbers game
Marshalltown (IA) Times-Republican: Vilsack downplays Giuliani’s popularity
Miami Herald: Bill Clinton urges life of public service
Myrtle Beach Sun: Democrats elbow for primary dates
Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel: Gore, Staff Led Past Airport Security
New York Newsday: With no conservative standard-bearer, Rudy benefits
Omaha World-Herald: Hagel saw few problems on visits to Walter Reed
Quad City Times: Vilsack remains unsure of future, endorsement
Salt Lake Tribune: McCain invades Mitt's turf
Salt Lake Tribune: McCain: 'I condemn' religious bias
South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Bill Clinton to University of Miami students: No. 1 priority is Iraq
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: Voter registration card is ticket to GOP's presidential straw poll
Tacoma News Tribune: Should the state scrap the 2008 presidential primary?
The State: Black Caucus speaker: Obama, Clinton or both?
Washington Post: Clintons, Obama to Face Off
Washington Post: A Tug of War On Presidential Papers' Release
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
14742 hrs, 10 mins until Election Day
Atlantic City Press: Indie group agrees to pay campaign fines
Boston Globe: Obama looks to change homeland security funding formula
Knoxville News-Sentinel: Romney visits Knox with Duncan support
Paris (TX) News: County low on voting machines
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007
14775 hrs, 2 mins until Election Day
Boston Globe: Romney prepares for fundraising chase with race with sons
Boston Globe: Romney trying to overcome inconsistencies in record
Boston Globe: Big stakes as Obama tries to kick habit
Boston Globe: Candidate used PAC funds for N.H. ads
Boston Globe: Document shows Romney's strategies
Cincinnati Enquirer: Obama keeps donors coming
Cincinnati Enquirer: Presidential contender inspires check-writing
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Obama draws crowd, raises money
Columbus Dispatch: Obama finds friends in Ohio stops
Dayton Daily News: Obama off to running start in Ohio
Dayton Daily News: Obama seeks support and funds in Ohio visit
Elgin Courier-News: Obama deals with state's gritty political reputation
Knoxville News-Sentinel: Some say Gore's waistline portends his future plans
Knoxville News-Sentinel: Politicians urge earlier primaries
Los Angeles Times: For candidates seeking donors, a new California gold rush
New York Newsday: Rudy defends foreign policy capacity
Newport News Daily Press: Warner endorses McCain White House bid
News & Observer: Gore, Gingrich content to wait
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle: Clinton promotes plan for 'greenprint' in area
Rockford Register Star: Obama to spend 'A lot of time in Ohio'
Salt Lake Tribune: Legislative News: Utah joins the big primary
South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Crist pitches insurance change on Capitol Hill
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: Brownback hits conservative themes in Spartanburg campaign stop
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: Presidential candidate introduces himself, his values to hungry voters
Tacoma News Tribune: Giuliani keys on the economy and taxes
The Tennessean: Gore gets heat for his electric bills
Toledo Blade: Obama cultivates cash, support in Ohio
Tucson Citizen: Coming: Shop 'n' vote
Washington Post: Giuliani's Mouth Is Running, but His Meter Isn't
Washington Post: Supreme Court to Review 'Top Two' Primary System
Washington Post: Clintons' Charity Not Listed On Senate Disclosure Forms
Washington Post: Race Less Relevant to Voters
Washington Times: McCain strategy courts middle
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Monday, February 26, 2007
14786 hrs, 3 mins until Election Day
Baltimore Sun: Gore to bring eco-friendly message to UMBC
Boston Herald: Giuliani discusses his Democratic past
Boston Herald: Warner backs McCain's possible presidential bid
Boston Herald: Obama's relationship complicated with Illinois' sometimes tarnished politics
Boston Herald: Public financing divides candidates into haves and haves-less
Charleston (IL) Daily Times-Courier: Presidential contender raises money across Ohio
Charleston (IL) Daily Times-Courier: Appearances in Ohio Monday by presidential hopeful Obama
Santa Fe New Mexican: Richardson speaks to National Congress of American Indians
Syracuse Post-Standard: Sen. Clinton proposes fund for energy
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Sunday, February 25, 2007
14812 hrs, 23 mins until Election Day
Atlantic City Press: Govs. Perry, Rendell: No VP interest
Bloomington (IL) Pantagraph: Oscar win could revive Gore presidential bid
Boston Globe: Early 2008 polls unpredictable now, but provide some clues
Boston Globe: Lone Mormon in S.C. Legislature backs Romney
Boston Globe: Rice: Obama's run shows black progress
Charleston (IL) Daily Times-Courier: Davis, Obama roots sprouted at Harvard Law
Christian Science Monitor: Before any votes, a 'Money primary'
Cincinnati Enquirer: Obama here Monday for fundraiser
Daily Oklahoman: Romney's faith doesn't concern state politicos
Great Falls (MT) Tribune: Montana lawmakers want state to join early presidential primary
Manchester Union-Leader: Free Staters see gains, obstacles
Myrtle Beach Sun: Elon College Election poll gives edge to Clinton, Giuliani in five states
Portsmouth (NH) Herald: Edwards makes plain his stance on Iraq
Portsmouth (NH) Herald: In prime primary position?
Santa Fe New Mexican: Oscar night for 'The Goracle"
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