Articles related to "Election 2008"

With a trend towards reporting on celeb supporters, cutting comebacks and controversial scandals, the American Election 2008 is now ultimately the best new show in town.

The London 2008 mayoral race is practically down to two candidates and even the popular Boris Johnson may find it hard to upstage the current mayor Ken Livingstone.

Provocateur Ann Coulter has a new book out. Entitled Guilty: Liberal "Victims" and Their Assault on America.

The demand for souvenirs from the 2008 U.S. Presidential election has been the motivation for the start and expansion of many retail businesses.

A favorite among Internet bloggers, Rep. Ron Paul's campaign for President falls short in the Iowa straw poll.

The Iowa Caucus is American's first chance to weigh in on the next president. This complex but valuable process may help to determine the outcome of the 2008 election.

Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson remain the front runners for the second job in British politics. Both may have to rely on secondary votes to secure victory on May 1st.

In 2008, both the supporters and opponents of California's Proposition 8 are making solid use of YouTube, showing the impact of the internet on key voting issues.

The new Conservative Party of Canada has been very successful in gaining and maintaining power in the modern parliament.

Often derided by cynics as a fringe party - the Green Party of Canada will now be present in Federal Debates and has a sitting Member of Parliament.

Republican Presidential hopeful John McCain shocked many Americans when he announced that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin would be his running mate. But who is she?

On secondary preference votes, Boris Johnson has been elected mayor of London. Critics however still remain to be convinced he is up to the task.

One of the more disturbing rhetorical lines of the last election was "You cannot be president if you're not Christian, or not Christian enough."

Obama's message of hope is upsetting the same groups that made the Reagan Revolution possible. But it doesn't matter. Things have changed.

Early political polling preceding primaries in 2008 were not relevant to the actual outcome of the presidential election. In general, they hold limited public value.

Barisan Nasional suffered a reduction in Parliamentary seats, lost 5 states to the opposition and had prominent cabinet members displaced in the 2008 Malaysian elections.

Although remarkably close, the 2008 Minnesota Senate Race is not the closest in state history. That honor goes to another disputed election, almost a half century ago.

It looks like Barack Obama will be the Democratic candidate, but who will be his running mate? It's time to pick out the most likely candidates.

Looking for a way to celebrate the new presidency? Try this delicious apple pie recipe with included flaky crust directions. What could be more American?

With her big wins in Ohio, Texas, and Rhode Island, Clinton may be back on track to capture the presidency.

Barack Obama, Shirley Chisholm, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Alan Keyes, Carol Moseley Braun, and Lenora Fulani are African Americans who have run for U.S. president.

The Liberal Party of Canada has historically been the most politically successful and has governed for the longest in the great white north.

The New Democratic Party is a third party option for Canadians whom are primarily concerned with labour rights, social justice and equality, and the environment.

With the United States having elected their first African-American president, many look to racism as a fading trend, yet ignore the rising discrimination against faith.

When the Nation's only unelected President died in 2006, few felt it would effect the elections of 2008. None the less Obama-Ford & McCain-Ford comparisons are surfacing.

Harriet Harman has been elected Deputy Leader of the UK Labour Party to work alongside new Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Who is she and what does she stand for? Read on...

Nepal is going to the ballot for the first time. So far calm has prevailed but there could be serious questions to be answered when results are announced later.

Optimism both in and outside Nepal on Thursday 10th April as polling is conducted relatively safely throughout the country but results are being anxiously waited for.

While national presidential polls showed Barack Obama to be only a few percentage points ahead of John McCain, electoral map calculators gave Obama a much stronger lead.

There is something about the Democratic Party's New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton that just makes her look like a sure winner in the 2008 Presidential Race.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck of The View campaigned with Gov. Sarah Palin in Tampa on Sunday, October 26, 2008 and called the focus on Palin's wardrobe "deliberately sexist."

Pro wrestling is about to put the "Smackdown" on the Connecticut Senate race. Sort of.

On November 4, 2008, history was made and a vision was embraced when the U.S. Presidential Election was won by its first African American - Senator Barack Obama.

The 2008 election is one of the most important elections in the United States history. For "undecided" voters, here are tips to guide you to a decision.

The Barrack Obama presidency signals the "dawn of a new America." The Obama campaign fulfills the dream of Martin Luther King Jr., prompting equal opportunity for all.

Victories in Rhodes Island, Vermont, the Buckeye & Lone Star states gave Hillary Clinton positive momentum. Can PR reduce Obama's delegate lead & get her the nomination?

Senator and Democratic nominee for President Barak Obama, is isolating religious groups in his appeal to religions who typically support Republican candidates. Both the C