Obama, Romney Compete For Undecideds
The rival presidential campaigns are trying to invigorate core supporters while reaching out to a sliver of undecided voters.
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The rival presidential campaigns are trying to invigorate core supporters while reaching out to a sliver of undecided voters.
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller talked to Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin about the upcoming elections.
While campaigning in New Hampshire, President Obama noted at two rallies that his daughters, Sasha and Malia, spent a month at summer camp in the state.
President Obama was campaigning in New Hampshire on Saturday while Mitt Romney attended a series of fundraisers in Massachusetts.
Forget ballot box irregularities. There's a virtual dust-up under way over how Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney amassed more than 100,000 new Twitter followers in just one weekend.
Massachusetts residents who want to vote in the September state primary have until Friday to file registration forms with their local voting officials.
Republican vice presidential candidate Rep. Paul Ryan denied requesting stimulus money for his home state of Wisconsin in a 2010 interview on WBZ NewsRadio 1030.
All these campaigns care about is getting to fifty percent plus one in November. But their carelessness could make collateral damage of the rest of us.
Both Democrats and Republicans are trying to use Medicare as a political weapon.
Scott Brown is praising Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's vice presidential nominee, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan, for being a "hard worker."
Sen. Scott Brown is trying to draw a sharp line on taxes with his Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren.
The push is on to turn Paul Ryan into a drag on the GOP ticket, especially among undecided or apathetic voters.
President Obama is heading back to New Hampshire this coming weekend.
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan sat down for a "60 Minutes" interview that aired Sunday night on CBS.
A candidate running for state representative says someone is destroying his campaign signs.
