With the United States coming under increasing criticism and claims of using torture in questioning terrorist suspects, Republican Arizona Senator John McCain is calling for special instruction on interrogation techniques to prevent the possibili ...

Ohio Democrat Representative Dennis Kucinich, despite recent improvement in many primary election polls, remains close to last place with four percent of expected Democrat voters backing the repeat candidate. Recent polls in Iowa posted at usaele ...

As the first primary elections get ready to start, Mike Huckabee, Republican candidate for president, is devoting more money for staffing and advertising. Some of his first ads have already gained some attention, not all of it good, but his push ...

While most girls just want to have fun, Hillary Clinton just wants to be liked. The Democratic candidate for the primary election is turning on the softer side of Hillary as the January 3rd start of the primary election season approaches. Looking ...

When in Rome, it has been advised, to do as the Romans do and Barack Obama is taking the push for biofuel support to his speeches in the Midwest. With Iowa leading the nation into the primary election season, Obama is touting the need for a stron ...

When a white supremacist organization sent a donation to Texas Senator Ron Paul's campaign, many expressed concerns over the source of the money and advised the Republican presidential candidate to return the cash. Even when the group stated the ...

In a unique campaign funding move, supporters of Mitt Romney can now donate used toasters and other unwanted merchandise to his campaign. While they cannot send these things to any of his state campaign headquarters for a tax-deductible donation, ...

Short of pulling out scrapbooks from the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center buildings, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is quick to point out that he was in charge of a city attacked by terrorists and possesses the leade ...

With a bigger-than-life picture emblazoned on the side of his blue campaign bus Republican presidential candidate Fred Thompson is finally back on the campaign trail. He claims he will be touring throughout Iowa during the final two weeks before ...

According to the news, a new candidate for Election 2008 has thrown her hat into the campaign race last minute. Former Democratic Representative Cynthia McKinney is now running as a Green Party candidate. She is the same Cynthia McKinney who was ...

Iowa Poll: Rudy Giuliani 14%, Mitt Romney 21%, Mike Huckabee 23%, John McCain 17%, Fred Thompson 3%, Ron Paul 10%.

Iowa Poll: Hillary Clinton 34%, Barack Obama 19%, John Edwards 20%, Bill Richardson 5%, Joe Biden 8%, Chris Dodd 2%, Dennis Kucinich 2%.

New Hampshire Poll: Rudy Giuliani 14%, Mitt Romney 28%, Mike Huckabee 10%, John McCain 25%, Fred Thompson 3%, Ron Paul 8%.

New Hampshire Poll: Hillary Clinton 28%, Barack Obama 30%, John Edwards 14%, Bill Richardson 7%, Joe Biden 3%, Chris Dodd 0%, Dennis Kucinich 4%.

The latest poll numbers from usaelectionpolls.com show Hillary Clinton anywhere from first place to third place when it comes to the Iowa caucus. Why is there such discrepancy, and what does it mean for the eventual vote? Certainly, for intereste ...

The latest polls from Iowa, found on usaelectionpolls.com, show Rudy trailing badly behind his Republican rivals. This comes in stark contrast to his performance around the country as a whole, and brings to light some interesting issues pertainin ...

Ron Paul is one of the candidates who is currently running in the middle of the pack. In fact, in polls from www.USAElectionPolls.com, he is near the bottom of the list. Yet, he did something remarkable a couple of days ago. In fact, he did somet ...

Barack Obama has been picked by the Boston Globe as the frontrunner for the campaign. The Des Moins Register is backing Hilary Clinton. These are the two latest announcements about big name papers and who they are backing.

Michigan Poll: Rudy Giuliani 12%, Mitt Romney 21%, Mike Huckabee 19%, John McCain 10%, Fred Thompson 4%, Ron Paul 4%.

South Carolina Poll: Rudy Giuliani 12%, Mitt Romney 18%, Mike Huckabee 28%, John McCain 16%, Fred Thompson 15%, Ron Paul 0%.