Ground War in 2004 Campaign Seeks Turnout Edge
Washington reports a focused turnout battle between Bush and Kerry with volunteers and data-driven ground campaigns. The article notes both sides invest in sophisticated modeling, targeting voters by household, habits, affiliations, and demographics to secure Election Day support.
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Kerry and Bush trade Social Security flu vaccine attacks
Senators Kerry and Bush confront domestic policy as Florida seniors vote and polls show a tight race. Kerry accuses Bush of a four year failed Social Security effort while criticizing flu vaccine shortages and bioterror protection. Cheney warns of nuclear terror threats to US cities.
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Relatives of 9/11 victims vouch for Bush Kerry in ads
Relatives of those killed in the September 11 attacks appear in political TV ads for both campaigns. Kristen Breitweiser supports Kerry, while Ashley Faulkner supports Bush. Ads frame terrorism and national safety as decisive in the approaching election.
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