Bush Kerry clash over leadership in Iowa campaigns
President Bush and challenger John Kerry traded sharp accusations on leadership in Iraq and the war on terrorism as they campaigned 60 miles apart in Iowa. Kerry argued Bush misreads Iraq problems and vows to fix them, while Bush urged decisive victory and warned against underestimating the insurgency. The race remains tight nationwide with polls showing a close contest in key states.
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Campaign trail notes from Kerry Bush rally comments
The AP reports Kerry campaigns in Poland and Columbus Ohio and Minneapolis with overnights in Milwaukee while Edwards visits Muscatine and Iowa City with Palm Beach Gardens Florida overnights. Bush hits Downingtown Hershey Pennsylvania and overnight in Washington DC with Cheney in Sylvania Ohio and Ashwaubenon Wisconsin. Kerry defends Iraq policy against Bush and Zarqawi link while Bush criticizes Kerry. Teresa Heinz Kerry apologizes for remarks about Laura Bush and Laura Bush’s past work as a teacher and librarian. Gordon Johndroe comments on Mrs Bush’s reaction.
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Sinclair to limit Kerry film broadcast and air parts
Sinclair Broadcast Group says Stolen Honor will not air in full and will be shown in segments during a program about how documentaries influence elections. The plan drew shareholder concerns and a potential in kind contribution complaint from the Democratic National Committee. The firm will air the segment on 40 stations Friday, while stock fell on the news.
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Legal challenges surge as election lawsuits mount nationwide
In a photo finish presidential race, Democrats and Republicans sue over touch screen voting and provisional ballots across states from Oregon to Florida. Lawyers argue the fast filing, echoing 2000 lessons, aims to protect counting while others warn it undermines faith in the process amid trials over electronic voting in Florida and a New Jersey move seeking an 8000 machine ban on Election Day.
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Provisional Ballots and Voter Rolls Stir State Elections
Missouri officials say the 4.2 million voting age estimate is inflated by census figures showing under 4.3 million. Provisional ballots spark clashes in Ohio Michigan and Florida as courts ease or tighten rules. Florida Supreme Court bans counting ballots lacking correct precinct. Florida suit targets citizenship box on registration forms.
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