Sunday, November 8, 2009

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Quiz: Campaigns, Slogans, and Songs

Test your knowledge of historic campaign slogans. more >>

In Obama-McCain Race, YouTube Became a Serious Battleground for Presidential Politics

Online videos related to the election were viewed more than a billion times. more >>

Data Points: Latest Election Data

The most recent figures on voters, campaign spending, and ads. more >>

Ad Roundup: John McCain and Barack Obama Make Their Final Arguments in Ads

The candidates launch a flurry of ads in a final attempt to drive home key points of their campaigns. more >>

Data Points: Nielsen Ratings for Barack Obama's Infomercial

More than 30 million people tuned in Wednesday night for the half-hour special. more >>

Godless Catfight—Elizabeth Dole and Kay Hagan Fight Over the Lord

North Carolina's Senate candidates are contesting who believes in God. more >>

Barack Obama's Final Pitch to Voters

His 30-minute commercial was designed to reassure voters he is ready to be commander in chief. more >>

Public Opinion: Barack Obama's 30-Minute Infomercial

He has 30 minutes on the air Wednesday night. What should he say to seal the deal with voters? more >>

Ad Roundup: John McCain Capitalizes on Joe the Plumber, Barack Obama Reaches Out to Latinos

McCain released a TV ad and a Web ad in which Americans declare, "I am Joe the Plumber!" more >>

Obama Ran 240 Percent More Ads Than McCain Did in Florida

Despite all of his ads, his poll numbers have flattened. more >>

Sorting Out McCain's and Obama's Spin, Exaggerations—and Worse

Fact-checking some of the candidates television ads and speeches. more >>

John McCain and Barack Obama Make Final Arguments to Undecided Voters

With Election Day two weeks away, McCain is trying to narrow Obama's lead in the polls. more >>

President McCain Would Be Unable to Bring Civility Back to Washington

The campaign is so nasty that even if he wins, McCain will be paying for it through his term. more >>

Ad Roundup: Barack Obama and John McCain Disagree About Whether McCain Is the Same as President Bush

Ads include debate clips; the candidates disagree on whether McCain represents "more of the same." more >>

5 States Where Barack Obama Is Out-Advertising John McCain*

Obama is outspending McCain by a margin of 8 to 1 in North Carolina. more >>

Barack Obama's Ad Campaign Goes From Puerto Rico to a Video Game

Obama's ads can be seen everywhere from Puerto Rico to a virtual race track. more >>

Obama Strategist: Final Weeks Will Be Negative as McCain Slips in Polls

David Axelrod says history is on Obama's side. more >>

Data Points: Campaign Ad Spending in Battleground States

McCain is spending more of his budget in battleground states than Obama. more >>

McCain Wages Negative TV Ad Campaign Against Obama

Obama's campaign spends more, is less negative. more >>

Ad Roundup: John McCain Blames Barack Obama for the Wall Street Meltdown

Ads focused on the candidates’ post-bailout plans, and a third-party group questioned McCain’s health. more >>

Is Negative Campaigning Good for America?

Dick Morris argues they help; James Leach argues they hurt. Post your thoughts. more >>

James Leach: Negative Political Ads Hurt the United States

Candidates who win by tearing down their opponents cannot then govern. more >>

Dick Morris: Negative Campaigning Is Good for America

Political assaults help uncover pols’ flaws for the voters. more >>

Ad Roundup: Barack Obama and John McCain's Ads Continue to Focus on Economy

Candidate ads focused on the economy, but PACs launched controversial ads on other topics. more >>

5 States Where McCain Is Spending More on Ads Than Obama

McCain is out-advertising Obama by a wide margin in Minnesota and Pennsylvania. more >>

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