in our online survey about who should be elected president in November. President Bush wound up with 44 percent; Sen. John Kerry got 43 percent. The rest of the vote went to independent candidate ...

W A S H I N G T O N, Sept. 27, 2004 -- A new Bush campaign ad tries to make the case that Sen. John Kerry has held a host of contradictory positions on the war in Iraq, but it does so by relying on ...

Recent polls indicate the 2004 presidential race has turned into an historical anomaly. Instead of a referendum on the incumbent, as re-election years usually are, it has become a referendum on the ...

President Bush held his first rally of the 2004 campaign in Florida on Saturday, attacking Democratic nominee Sen. John Kerry as a hypocrite who has consistently voted for tax increases. The event ...

S C R A N T O N, Pa., July 30, 2004 -- A day after delivering his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry responded to President Bush's attack ...

WASHINGTON -- President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry are virtually tied in their race for state electoral votes as a crush of political problems has prevented either candidate from breaking ...

Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry and President Bush faced off on plenty of issues -- from health care, jobs, tax cuts and education to Social Security, gay marriage and immigration -- during the ...

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -- President Bush sped across southwest Michigan yesterday, assailing Sen. John Kerry for plans that he said would result in nationalized health care. Bush also defended his ...

XENIA, Ohio, Oct. 16 -- The presidential candidates spread messages of anxiety in Ohio and Florida on Saturday, as John F. Kerry accused President Bush of putting American lives at risk by failing to ...

The last time a presidential debate was held in Arizona was when Arizona State University hosted just weeks before the 2004 election. President George W. Bush and John Kerry met at the Gammage Theater ...