Rehnquist Ahead of Step Down If Bush Wins Reelection
President Bush’s renewed victory coalition sharpens chances Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist will retire soon due to cancer. With GOP Senate gains, Bush could nominate conservative successors while health limits complicate ongoing court balance and potential leadership changes.
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Ohio Tops Swing State List In 2004 Vote
Ohio proved a bellwether in the 2004 contest, with 2.8 million votes for Bush and 2.7 million for Kerry. Voters cited safety and moral values alongside the economy, while concessions indicated Ohio’s decisive yet contested outcome.
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