Aug 16 Wisconsin Women: A Challenge for Both Romney and President Obama By Cassie Chew Photo by Petrified Collection/The Image Bank via Getty Images President Obama is going to have a harder time winning over female voters this election season, if you consider the sentiment of 12 Wisconsin-area voters who opened up about the campaign. Continue reading
Aug 15 Watch Seeing Through the Fog of War: Monitoring Human Rights Abuses Via Satellite Seeing Through the Fog of War: Monitoring Human Rights Abuses Via Satellite… Continue watching
Aug 15 Watch Campaigns Vie for Virginia Voters, Especially Women Undecided voters in northern Virginia are likely to determine which candidate wins Old Dominion's 13 electoral votes. And the presidential campaigns are focusing their efforts on winning over the undecided voters, primarily suburban women. Judy Woodruff reports. Continue watching
Aug 15 Watch News Wrap: Ohio and Pennsylvania Voter Law Rulings to Factor in November News Wrap: Ohio and Pennsylvania Voter Law Rulings to Factor in November… Continue watching
Aug 15 Virginia's Boom Town -- and Lots of Votes -- Just Outside the Beltway Now until November, you'll hear about Loudoun County for this reason: its political sway. Continue reading
Aug 15 Watch Virginia politics, explained Stephen Farnsworth explains how Virginia has become a political tossup in 2012. Continue watching
Aug 15 Watch How President Obama Wins Virginia Professor Stephen Farnsworth explain how President Obama can win Virginia. Continue watching
Aug 15 Watch How Romney Wins Virginia Professor Stephen Farnsworth of University of Mary Washington on how Romney wins Virginia. Continue watching
Aug 15 Negative Campaign Rhetoric Reaches New Level of Ugly By Terence Burlij President Obama speaks at a campaign rally Tuesday in Waterloo, Iowa. Photo by Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images. The negative tone of the presidential campaign escalated Tuesday with Mitt Romney calling the president "angry and desperate" and Mr. Obama's campaign accusing the… Continue reading
Aug 15 Judy's Notebook: Tips for Surviving an Inundation of Political Ads By Judy Woodruff A boy watches TV screens at an electronics shop outside Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images I'm often tempted in covering political campaigns to agree with voters who say they are fed up with negative advertising and the constant… Continue reading