All Blog Posts from From The Road

From CBS News' Joy Lin:

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- "Our voters are like the post office. Neither rain nor sleet nor snow will keep them away," Huckabee told reporters this morning jostling to catch what he was saying in the rain. He and his wife Janet had arrived at a polling station to shake the hands of supporters.

In a less decisive tone, Huckabee told CBS News Radio Correspondent Peter King that weather is "always a concern" because no one is ever sure how the weather would influence the voting.

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From CBS News' Dante Higgins:

HANCOCK, N.H. -- The New Year’s Eve snow storm that swept through the region didn’t stop the full house of New Hampshire voters from coming out to catch John McCain’s appearance in Hancock this morning.

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From CBS News' Maria Gavrilovic:

CORALVILLE, IOWA -- Barack Obama’s campaign has said that bad weather could deter supporters from participating in the caucuses on January 3rd. However, if today is any indication of how voters will react to bad weather, the campaign could be wrong.

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From CBS News' Joy Lin:

Traveling on the road as a journalist requires two skills: intuition and counterintuitive behavior. While every other reasonable person in the world is running away from bad weather or a crisis situation, you’re running towards it – as fast as you can, trying not to make mistakes.

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