Wisconsin Delegates Revel in State's Battleground Status
Wisconsin delegates to the Democratic National Convention are basking in the attention of the party and the press as their state stands poised to play a pivotal role in the 2004 presidential election.

With a deeply divided voting population and 10 electoral votes, Wisconsin is a prime battleground state and a top target for the presidential candidates who have lavished time and money on the state, which Al Gore won by less than 6,000 votes in 2004.

Edwards Selection Rallies Wisconsin Delegates to Kerry
Vice presidential candidate John Edwards has proved as popular as John Kerry in Wisconsin where his message of hope and help for working class Americans has resonated in a state hard hit by the loss of manufacturing jobs.

Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle on the value of the Democratic Convention.

Doyle talks about the issues that matter to Wisconsin voters.

State Democratic Party Chairwoman Linda Honold on the energizing effect George W. Bush has had on Democrats.

Honold discusses what John Kerry and the party must do to win over Wisconsin voters.