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ASHEVILLE, N.C.—For the third weekend in a row, Barack Obama campaigned in North Carolina as part of the most vigorous Democratic effort since at least 1992 to win this reliably Republican state.
National polls show Barack Obama with an eight point lead over John McCain. And in North Carolina the numbers are starting to mirror the national scene. We’re a state that historically votes Republican for President. But some say this historically red state, could go “Barack blue”.
Party politics usually go in different directions. And New Bern supporters can do the same Tuesday to support their presidential candidates. To the north in Greenville will be Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
The act of voting is a formal expression of opinion or choice, either positive or negative, made by an individual or body of individuals. So, why should we go out and vote?
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin has continued but toned down her criticism Barack Obama's association with 1960s-era radical Bill Ayers and questioned the Democratic presidential candidates' relationship with Rev. Jeremiah Wright, an incendiary former pastor. GOP presidential contender John McCain has previously condemned the North Carolina Republican Party in April for an ad ...
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Barack Obama says John McCain is not paying enough attention to the economic crisis gripping the country. Obama has told reporters in North Carolina on Monday that he ‘‘cannot imagine anything more important to talk about’’ than Americans’ losing their jobs, health care and homes.
John McCain's running mate and Barack Obama's wife are scheduled to make campaign stops Tuesday in North Carolina.
Political observers say the frequent attention from the candidates and their surrogates demonstrate the importance North Carolina is gaining in the presidential election.
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) -- Barack Obama says John McCain is not paying enough attention to the economic crisis gripping the country. Obama has told reporters in North Carolina on Monday that he "cannot
Governor Sarah Palin is coming to North Carolina. The Republican candidate for vice president will speak in Greenville Tuesday night. Her visit solidifies North Carolina as a battleground state in the upcoming presidential election.
Barack Obama says John McCain is not paying enough attention to the economic crisis gripping the country. Obama has told reporters in North Carolina on Monday that he "cannot imagine anything more important to talk about" than Americans losing their jobs, health care and homes. An aide to McCain recently said his campaign would like to shift the presidential race's focus away from the ...
ASHEVILLE – Sen. Barack Obama’s rally Sunday at Asheville High School offers fresh evidence that North Carolina’s political world has turned upside down.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama brought his campaign back to the Tar Heel State this weekend, speaking in Asheville on Sunday. Saturday, Obama made a surprise appearance at the North Carolina Democratic Party’s Vance-Aycock Dinner at the Grove Park Inn Resort and Spa.
People from Haywood County and all over western North Carolina Sunday packed the football stadium at Asheville High School to hear presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama speak on health care, the economy and taxes.
Time is running out to register to vote in the November elections. Monday is the deadline in Tennessee and Virginia. North Carolina’s deadline is Friday October 10th.
Rep. Brad Miller was one of the relatively few people from North Carolina who didn't have to say "Sarah who?" when the governor of Alaska was named the Republican vice presidential candidate. Sarah Palin had blasted the N.C. Democrat in a 2007 letter, criticizing Miller for his role in a debate that starts with whether to classify polar bears as an endangered species and sprawls into the ...
