Albuquerque Tribune: Feature: Bill Richardson Log: Wednesday
Ames (IA) Tribune: Hunter campaigns his message in Iowa
Atlantic City Press: Giuliani: Consider more offshore oil
Atlantic City Press: Dodd asks: What if your child were gay?
Boston Globe: Cheney: age, ex-wives, religion no problem in race
Boston Herald: NYC gives away 5 million official condoms in 1st month
Boston Herald: Giuliani: Democrats' Iraq plan 'lacks common sense'
Chicago Tribune: Obama fundraising rivals Clinton
Des Moines Register: Tommy Thompson makes GOP campaign official
Des Moines Register: Elizabeth Edwards urges mammograms
Greenville (SC) News: Hillary Clinton coming to Greenville
New York Observer: McCain's Potemkin Village
New York Observer: The Mysterious Appeal of Fred Thompson
Omaha World-Herald: Dean: Nebraska caucuses to stand out
Omaha World-Herald: Obama raises $25, million, rivals Clinton in fundraising
Quad City Times: Edwards says Congress should help victims of predatory home loans
Quad City Times: Edwards supports congressional efforts on Iraq war
Salt Lake Tribune: Romney, self-described lifelong hunter, has hunted on two occasions
Santa Fe New Mexican: Feature: The Bill Richardson Watch, 4/4/2007
State College Centre Daily: Election 2008 -- Presidential campaign bucks roll in
The Oregonian: Two Parties Denounce "Open Primary" Idea
The State: BlogPost: S.C. Politics Today / Brownback, McCain plan S.C. visits
Washington Post: Newcomers Shake Up Field
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Wednesday, April 4, 2007
13901 hrs, 59 mins until Election Day
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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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Tuesday, March 6, 2007
14601 hrs, 44 mins until Election Day
Albuquerque Journal: Gov. Predicts Race Will Be Over by Jan. 2008
Albuquerque Journal: Richardson Signs Renewable Energy Bills
Albuquerque Tribune: Crunchtime gets close for Gov. Richardson's bills
Boston Globe: Dodd proposes $38 billion for National Guard gear
Boston Globe: Obama meets with fund-raisers in Boston
Boston Globe: Romney airs Spanish-language ad in advance of Florida visit
Boston Globe: Clinton to launch drive for women's votes
Boston Globe: New York legislative leaders push earlier presidential primary
Boston Globe: States may force megaprimary, winnow the 2008 field early
Boston Globe: Romney resurrects a passé strategy
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil: Edwards to speak at The Center Friday
Des Moines Register: Clinton stands firm on past ethanol stance
Des Moines Register: Edwards details health care plan in DVD mailing
Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Obama, Clinton vie for voters
Hampton (NH) Union: Gore finds local support
Hartford Courant: Dodd Uses Footwork To Win Straw Poll
Hilton Head Island Packet: Presidential candidate Hunter welcomed by local Republicans
Kane County (IL) Chronicle: Obama greets Olympic officials in Chicago
Manchester Union-Leader: Clinton wins key legislator's backing
Nashua Telegraph: NH may change primary date
New York Post: Al D'amato Backs Mccain
New York Post: Bubba Woos Black Critic With Selma Jet-Together
New York Post: Do Tell! Hill Rips Gay-GI Rule
New York Post: Obama Dives Into Rival's Water$
New York Post: Rudy: She's No Evil Stepmom
Quad City Times: Edwards gets backing from former Vilsack supporters
Sacramento Bee: Moguls get top billing in politics
St Paul Pioneer Press: Police, planners and protesters gearing up for '08 GOP convention
St Paul Pioneer Press: GOP foes offer glimpse of what's ahead at '08 gathering
St Paul Pioneer Press: Homeless shelter braces for GOP
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier: Hillary Clinton addresses Statehouse Dems
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Friday, March 2, 2007
14704 hrs, 29 mins until Election Day
Atlantic City Press: Analysis: High hurdles set before McCain
Atlantic City Press: Bill Clinton to join wife in Alabama
Atlantic City Press: Mitt Romney criticizes main rivals
Boston Globe: Romney criticizes rivals after pointing to rancor among Democrats
Boston Globe: A waxy buildup in Washington
Boston Globe: At conservatives' conference, little love is expressed for GOP
Casper Star-Tribune: Advocate: Gender barrier persists in politics
Chicago Sun-Times: County ties firm's pay to how fast it counts votes
Cincinnati Enquirer: Byron McCauley: McAuliffe takes coffee break in Cincinnati
Delaware News Journal: Biden ranks No. 4 for missed votes
Delaware News Journal: If Delaware voted today, Hillary would beat Biden
Denver Post: Edwards calls students to action
Denver Post: Pelosi: West in the driver's seat for 2008 vote
Des Moines Register: Vilsack says early polls didn't show his strength
Detroit Free Press: Mich. Dems pick caucus date
Detroit News: Dems set Feb. 9 primary deadline
Los Angeles Times: Holding New Hampshire's primary in place
New York Post: Rudy Rates Over Hill In Jersey
New York Post: Spitz Hints He'll Back Clinton
Omaha World-Herald: Giuliani no sure thing in Iowa, Vilsack says
Philadelphia Inquirer: Giuliani's the one right now among N.J. voters
Philadelphia Inquirer: FEC eases some curbs on funding campaigns
San Jose Mercury News: YouTube for candidates, voters: YouChoose
Tacoma News Tribune: It's the $9.7 million question
The State: Hunter drops two S.C. advisers
Wall Street Journal: Fund-Raisers Head to New York
Washington Post: YouTube Gets Serious With Links To Candidates
Washington Post: At Site of '65 March, an '08 Collision
Washington Times: McCain apologizes for gaffe on troops
Washington Times: Gilmore to reveal 'False' conservatives
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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Saturday, February 24, 2007
14848 hrs, 54 mins until Election Day
Albuquerque Journal: Democrats Bypass Sandia for Forum
Albuquerque Journal: Richardson Names South Carolina Campaign Chief
Atlantic City Press: Clinton embarks on listening tour 2.0
Atlantic City Press: Iran links undercut Romney's recent plea
Boston Herald: Tommy, we hardly knew ye
Casper Star-Tribune: Electronic voting study requested
Dallas Morning News: Obama reels in Austin crowd
Dallas Morning News: They came 'Ready to Barack and Roll'
Daytona Beach News-Journal: Volusia approves warranty for voting machines
Daytona Beach News-Journal: Voting machines sent to manufacturer for tests on failures
Des Moines Register: Supporters saddened but not surprised
Deseret Morning News: House clears the way for presidential primary
Detroit Free Press: State Dems express unity
Houston Chronicle: Obama brings Iraq plan to Austin
Los Angeles Times: Vilsack exits presidential race, citing lack of funding
Manchester Union-Leader: Three GOP contenders face abortion questions
Manchester Union-Leader: Robert D. Novak: Bill furious at Geffen over Dowd column comments
Mason City (IA) Globe-Gazette: Vilsack cancels his presidential quest
Miami Herald: Hispanic help no sure thing for Richardson
Nashua Telegraph: Romney touts energy plan in Merrimack
New York Post: Aides Learn Hill Drill
New York Post: Obama In Slap At Cheney
New York Times: In Clinton’s Backyard, It’s Open Season as an Obama Fund-Raiser Lines Up Donors
New York Times: Early Stops on the Sweet-Talk Circuit
New York Times: Vilsack Ends Bid for Presidency
New York Times: Panel Cites Voter Error, Not Software, in Loss of Votes
Omaha World-Herald: Vilsack's exit might aid Iowa caucuses
Sacramento Bee: Clinton taps S.F. support in a fundraising swing
Salt Lake Tribune: Preference poll advanced in case plan for primary fails
San Antonio Express-News: Obama gets warm welcome in Austin
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Audit finds voting machines work
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: McCain admits that Iraq war could end his political career
Seattle Times: McCain urges support for Bush's Iraq plan
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: Hunter stumps on Reagan values
The State: S.C. Democratic Party chief to lead campaign
Washington Times: Vilsack calls it quits for '08
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Friday, February 23, 2007
14873 hrs, 39 mins until Election Day
Albuquerque Journal: Feature: Richardson Watch
Asheville Citizen-Times: Professor demonstrates how to hack Buncombe's old voting machines
Austin American-Statesman: See Barack Obama – and 16,000 of his friends
Baltimore Sun: In politics, a quick and opposite reaction
Boston Globe: McCain's day job limits his campaigning
Boston Globe: Political bloggers fear publicists will infiltrate sites
Deseret Morning News: Giuliani tops Clinton in poll
Deseret Morning News: Hillary's run keeps hitting speed bumps
Greenville (SC) News: Romney scoffs at engaging Iran
Houston Chronicle: Obama avoids Rodham Clinton feud in Houston
Houston Chronicle: Texas GOP to sponsor straw poll
Knoxville News-Sentinel: Edwards pushes for higher Vandy wages
Los Angeles Times: For some, Beverly Hills ballots went too Farsi
Los Angeles Times: Obama wags a finger at fundraising, but his other hand is out
Memphis Commercial Appeal: Edwards sees edge in Southern background
Memphis Commercial Appeal: Popular vote to choose prez?
Miami Herald: Guiliani gears up campaign in Florida
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Thompson says Iowa win is crucial
Myrtle Beach Sun: White House long-shot taps Horry auditor for help
Myrtle Beach Sun: Clinton endorsers deny PR ties played part
New York Post: Clinton's S.C. Pay Pals
New York Post: Star-Crossed Hill Still A Cau$e Celeb
New York Post: Rudy On The Money Trail
New York Times: Detour From High Road in Clinton-Obama Clash
Palm Beach Post: Giuliani visits deli, finds New York state of mind
Rock Hill Herald: Romney: 'I will not embarrass you in the White House'
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: McCain in town to speak, court conservatives
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: Foreign investment likely focus of Romney's talk tonight
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: County Republicans say war on terror is top issue for 2008
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: Romney stresses family values
Wall Street Journal: Statehouse Yields Clues to Obama
Wall Street Journal: Bickering Puts Focus on Candidates' Behavior
Washington Post: Fundraiser to Help Underwrite S.C. Primary
Washington Post: Al Kamen: A Presidential Candidate Bill Clinton Can Publicly Embrace
Washington Times: Wilder praises Obama strategy
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Thursday, February 22, 2007
14891 hrs, 22 mins until Election Day
Albuquerque Tribune: Democratic candidates spar over Iraq
Albuquerque Tribune: White House hopefuls to debate in Indian Country
Boston Globe: Obama campaign opens New Hampshire office
Chicago Tribune: Clinton, Obama come out swinging
Cincinnati Enquirer: Lifting Election Day liquor ban proposed
Fort Worth Star-Telegram: What would Bill do if his wife is elected?
Greenville (SC) News: Romney speaking in Greenville
Nevada Appeal: History students take part in historical forum
Nevada Appeal: GOP faithful put on spirited protest
Nevada Appeal: 'We can't do anything but good by these candidates'
Nevada Appeal: Locals weigh in, before and after the historic forum
Nevada Appeal: Forum controlled, peaceful event
Nevada Appeal: 'Carson City rocked'
San Francisco Chronicle: Debra J Saunders: Democrats' dilemma on Iraq
St George Spectrum: Romney campaigns in Dixie
The State: S.C. Politics Today | Hunter picks up 3 endorsements
14900 hrs, 12 mins until Election Day
Atlantic City Press: Schwarzenegger lavishly praises McCain
Boston Herald: Editorial: That's some 'Turn around'
Connecticut Post: Poll: Rudy leads presidential pack
Des Moines Register: Obama dismisses Clinton campaign complaint
Deseret Morning News: Backers in Dixie pay up to see Mitt
Knoxville News-Sentinel: Democratic presidential hopefuls tout love, not war
Manchester Union-Leader: Schlafly hits GOP for policies that hurt the middle class
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Thompson's not quite rolling in cash for his campaign
Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Rancor leaks through civility at Democratic forum
New York Times: In Both Parties, 2008 Politeness Falls to Infighting
Palm Beach Post: Giuliani, Obama seek local dollars
Quad City Times: Obama talks health care during town hall meeting
Quad City Times: Iowa reviews Election Day registration
Quad City Times: Backers of Obama, Clinton trade shots
Quad City Times: Thompson will speak Saturday in Davenport
Spartanburg Herald-Journal: Giuliani: America must expect another terrorist attack
Stamford Advocate: Edwards first the first salvo in Democratic forum
Tampa Tribune: Clinton Swings Through Tampa, South Florida For Fundraisers
The State: Clinton, Obama feud goes Hollywood
The State: Campaign trail
The State: Exclusive | 2 S.C. lawmakers linked to Jackson back Clinton
The State: Giuliani invokes 9/11 in latest S.C. visit
Wall Street Journal: Clinton-Obama Fight Rattles Party Faithful
Washington Post: Clinton, Obama Camps' Feud Is Out in the Open
Washington Post: Cheney Argues Rumsfeld Served Well
Washington Times: Hillary, Obama producing their own Hollywood drama
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
14912 hrs, 58 mins until Election Day
Baltimore Sun: Obama, Clinton camps take each other to task
Des Moines Register: Ticket details for tonight's Obama event
Des Moines Register: Nevada caucuses have Iowa flavor
Des Moines Register: Obama chooses Des Moines stop today over Nevada
Louisville Courier-Journal: Obama tickets available starting Friday
New York Newsday: Barack, Hillary battle for celeb attention
Salt Lake Tribune: Romney raises thousands at S. Utah fund-raiser
Santa Fe New Mexican: The Bill Richardson Watch, 2/21/2007
The State: S.C. Politics Today | Hunter plans announcement tomorrow
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14920 hrs, 46 mins until Election Day
Atlantic City Press: Presidential hopefuls buzzword takes off
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Whatever she's called, Sen. Clinton guaranteed to get reaction
Boston Globe: Faltering in polls, Romney takes to airwaves
Delaware News Journal: Castle, Spence side with McCain
Deseret Morning News: Editorial: Fund a presidential primary
Detroit Free Press: POLITICALLY SPEAKING: Romney takes to airwaves to push for nomination
Detroit News: George Will: GOP hopeful Hunter stakes campaign on national security
Eudora (KS) News: Brownback in Mississippi
Gwinnett Daily Post: Kathleen Parker: Candidate Clinton on top of the world as she woos voters
Los Angeles Times: Obama sees 2 sides of L.A.
Los Angeles Times: For Democrats, war is front and center
Miami Herald: Clinton makes early bid to court black voters
Miami Herald: Romney hopes ad is boost
Orlando Sentinel: Clinton raises cash in S. Florida
Philadelphia Inquirer: Claude Lewis: Obama represents a new generation
Provo Daily Herald: Romney in Utah: State's 'Adopted son,' Legislature relive 2002 Olympic Games
Sacramento Bee: Obama draws L.A. crowd
Sacramento Bee: Analysis: Democrats betting on Nevada
Salt Lake Tribune: Mitt's a hit with Utahns
San Francisco Chronicle: Obama energizes African American supporters in LA
Santa Fe New Mexican: It's Nevada or nada
Tacoma News Tribune: Obama attracts celebrities and cash
Tampa Tribune: Clinton Swings Through Tampa, South Florida For Fundraisers
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Monday, February 19, 2007
14959 hrs, 55 mins until Election Day
Boston Globe: Towns begin process of selling off lever voting machines
Boston Globe: Romney joined NRA months before announcing candidacy
Boston Globe: Hunter blasts Dems' Iraq debate, pushes better trade deals
Charlotte Observer: Clinton makes S.C. campaign stop
Deseret Morning News: Romney defends opposition to stem cell research despite wife's illness
Gloucester Times: Opinion: Romney kept his promises and fought for taxpayers
New York Newsday: Poll: Americans more ready for woman president
Orlando Sentinel: Political Pulse blog: No Presidential Straw Poll for Florida GOP
The State: McCain optimistic about S.C. this time around
Tucson Citizen: Az Dem' s letter to Bush opposes Iraq surge
Washington Post: McCain Comes Alive in Iowa
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier: Biden pushes Iraq plan during visit
Thursday, February 15, 2007
15054 hrs, 19 mins until Election Day
Allentown Morning Call: Obama to stop in Philadelphia tonight
Joliet Herald-News: A Mormon in the White House?
Newburyport (MA) Daily News: Editorial: Candidates need to get beyond 'Politics of hope'
Quad City Times: Hillary Clinton names staff to lead Iowa campaign
Salem (MA) Evening News: George Will: Hunter makes run at presidency
Seattle Times: Clinton warns Bush not to attack Iran without congressional OK