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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 2004

Page

10

Bush Kerry stances on abortion budget and health care

Side by side positions show Bush backing partial birth ban and limited abortion access while Kerry would protect abortion rights and nominate justices supportive of abortion rights. Both discuss deficits and taxes with Kerry proposing tax rises on the wealthy and expanded health coverage, while Bush touts existing tax cuts and spending controls.

Bush Kerry Supreme Court Congress Defense Homeland Security Keorry Gay Rights Bush Clinton Health Care

States in battlegrounds draw campaign focus

The piece notes candidates largely ignore solidly Kerry or Bush states like New York and California while focusing on battlegrounds such as Ohio Pennsylvania Iowa and Wisconsin. It highlights Springsteen tour stops and quotes New York voters about perceived influence of the electoral college.

Albany N.Y Pennsylvania Bruce Springsteen New York John Kerry President Bush Springsteen Bush Ohio Iowa Wisconsin Big Apple Los Angeles Dallas Chicago Heather Gebo Watertown State University New York State Kerry California Crawford Texas New York City United States Florida John Edwards GOP Nelson Warfield Bob Dole

Judge lets Ohio voters vote at wrong polling place

U S District Judge James Carr blocked a directive requiring polling place accuracy and ruled voters who go to the wrong precinct within their county can cast provisional ballots if they recently moved or their names are not on the rolls. The decision aims to protect turnout and democratic vitality.

Ohio Toledo U.S James Carr J. Kenneth Blackwell Blackwell Elections Board

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