Mid-terms elections news
- 19 Oct 06, 03:49 PM
USA Today: Old-fashioned television advertising remains the "nuclear weapon" of politics, campaigners say, even in a multi-media age.
Washington Times: Conservative voters may stay at home on Election Day, disillusioned with both President Bush and Congress.
New York Times: Election officials across the country are bracing for confusion due to new voting machines.
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