By a single vote, today’s Bird line was The people have spoken. Voting ended before Barack Obama was declared the winner in the presidential campaign.
At 10 p.m., after John McCain conceded the race, last-minute changes…
OK, you voted. You got your donut. You got your coffee, and you’re kicking back in front of the computer screen, browser turned to STLtoday.com/politics, to watch the map turn red and blue. We’d all like to have an answer…
Here’s a challenge for you: On Nov. 4, Election Day, head to the polls and see if they’re prepared for the turnout. Are there enough ballots? Did you have to wait? Any complications? (And if so, let us know.)
The city and…
Could Missouri be the Florida of the 2000 election? (You remember hanging chads, right?)
Voter turnout is expected to be high on Nov. 4, and since the state doesn’t have an early voting system, that’s a lot of people to get…
Boy, this bird of ours just gets bigger and bigger… He’s the same size as McCain on the stump!
There will be a bevy of campaign visits in the coming days, all thanks to Missouri’s much-vaunted “bellwether” status… (Heck, even Katie…
The GOP presidential candidate marched across Missouri today, starting the morning with a visit to New Town in St. Charles County, a center of Republican support in the state.
McCain rallied his supporters, pledging to keep taxes low, cut federal spending and…
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will be in town Sunday, and Republican presidential candidate John McCain will be in town Monday. Yep, Missouri is a battleground state this year, and the state may be won in the suburbs.
Take a closer…
Wednesday night was the third and final presidential debate between Democrat Barak Obama and Republican John McCain, and the candidates were feisty.
On Wednesday, Robert Cohen had a great video with Webster Groves residents Rick Oleshak and Cindy Underwood-Oleshak. He’s a McCain…
The final debate between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain starts at 8 tonight. This debate will focus on domestic policy and the economy. Watch it on any of the major networks or cable news networks, or online at any…
Any last words?
Tonight is the third and final debate between presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain. The debate starts at 8 p.m., and all of the major networks plus the cable news networks will televise it live. The cable news…
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