Federal poll watchers to monitor voting in 25 states
More than 1,000 Justice Department observers will be stationed in at least 86 locations across 25 states for Election Day. The deployment, triple the 2000 level, targets possible voting problems and enforces the Voting Rights Act in battleground states.
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Bush Kerry exchange charges over wartime leadership and explosives
President Bush and Senator Kerry traded sharp accusations on wartime leadership and the missing 400 tons of explosives in Iraq. Kerry blamed Bush for missteps and Halliburton deals while Bush called Kerry unfit for the presidency amid a tight race with polls near parity.
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Florida reassures thousands still awaiting ballots
Miami Herald reports Broward County election chief Brenda Snipes faced criticism as thousands wait four days before the election. She pledges to send replacement ballots, has 25 workers calling 3,000 out of county voters, and says ballots may be mailed as late as tonight with a 7 p.m. Election Day return deadline.
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Cheney Edwards make case before Iowa voters
Republican Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic vice presidential nominee John Edwards campaigned separately in Sioux City and Davenport. Edwards urged Kerry to stand up for ordinary Americans amid Halliburton scrutiny, while Cheney attacked Kerry’s foreign policy and tied Bush to Halliburton. Bon Jovi, DiCaprio, and Gov. Vilsack joined events, urging turnout for the crucial race.
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Election terror talk quieted but al Qaida threat remains
U S government officials say information on an election terror threat has ebbed recently, but the danger from al Qaida is not waning. Authorities are arresting suspects and increasing surveillance in a nationwide effort to disrupt plots before and after Tuesday's election. Intelligence chatter has decreased in the past month.
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