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Uncertainty
in Iraq Weighs on Presidential Election
May
20, 2004
 As
President Bush works to rally support for his handling of Iraq,
policy experts for the president and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.,
highlight the major differences between their approaches. Kerry
has accused the administration of mishandling postwar Iraq while
alienating American allies. The president argues that, despite
setbacks, U.S. action has made Iraq and the world a safer place.
Candidates
Debate the Issues as Pollsters Plumb the Electorate
May
12, 2004
President
Bush and his Democratic rival Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts
delivered speeches on health care and education this week. Pollster
Andrew Kohut assesses the public's changing views of the two candidates.
Commission
Expresses Doubt About Electronic Voting
May
5, 2004
The commission Congress created to investigate the security of
electronic voting machines said the software is not reliable enough
for use in the 2004 presidential election. Spencer Michels looks
at the controversy in California over electronic voting methods.
Campaigns
Concentrate on Swing States
May
4, 2004
In a new burst of presidential campaign activity, Sen. John Kerry,
D-Mass., and President Bush have focused their efforts and advertising
on key battleground states around the country. Terence Smith looks
at some of the speeches and campaign commercials the two candidates
are employing.
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