ARTICLES ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS (US)
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., who has spent his life mediating crises, has no ready remedy for his namesake son, who recently resigned from Congress.November 
ARTICLES ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS (US)
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., who has spent his life mediating crises, has no ready remedy for his namesake son, who recently resigned from Congress.November 25, 2012, Sunday
No party, including the Democrats, should benefit from a defective political system.November 16, 2012, Friday
Ohio is set apart from other states with its large number of provisional ballots and rules about when they may be counted.November 6, 2012, Tuesday
Many Canadians would welcome the influx of disenchanted Obama supporters who’ve threatened to move if the president loses the election.November 4, 2012, Sunday
Why the president lost his ability to tell a story.November 4, 2012, Sunday
The 2008 campaign offered voters a once-in-a-lifetime chance to make history. This year that offer is not on the table.November 3, 2012, Saturday
Over the last 60 years, asking people who was likely to win has been a better guide to the outcome of the presidential race than asking whom they were voting for, a study found.November 2, 2012, Friday
A look at presidential elections and how the stock market influenced a victory or loss for the incumbent party.October 27, 2012, Saturday
This presidential campaign, like that in 2008, has framed energy as an issue that not only encompasses concerns about the environment and national security, but now economic revival.October 24, 2012, Wednesday
Prairie populism, embodied by George McGovern, flourished in the 1970s. Not so much now.October 22, 2012, Monday
To the liberal Democratic faithful, Mr. McGovern remained a standard-bearer well into old age, writing and lecturing even as his name was routinely invoked by conservatives as synonymous with what they considered the failures of liberal politics.October 22, 2012, Monday
George S. McGovern’s character and vision cost him dearly in the 1972 presidential election.October 22, 2012, Monday
Bradley Will, whose tape is being used as evidence in cases stemming from protests during the 2004 Republican National Convention, was fatally shot in 2006 while filming unrest in Mexico.October 8, 2012, Monday
The testosterone effect of voting for a losing candidate leaves male voters sad, weak, defeated.October 7, 2012, Sunday
Some of New York City’s actions against the demonstrators, who were marching during the Republican National Convention, were upheld in federal court.October 2, 2012, Tuesday
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Presidential campaign history overflows with candidates who tripped over their own loose tongues — some obscuring their actual meaning, others accidentally revealing it. Watch as nine different candidates, dating back to Gov. George W. Romney, stumble over their words.
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A collection of The Times's endorsements for the presidency, from Abraham Lincoln in 1860 through the editorial board's choice of Senator Barack Obama this year.
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