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He's leading in the presidential race.

Public attention is inexorably shifting to the 2008 presidential race.

A national poll shows the presidential race in a dead heat.

The party is betting that the presidential race will turn into a battle for younger voters.

A national opinion poll shows that the presidential race is locked.

John McCain has admitted he 'regrets' some aspects of the negative campaigning that has underlined the presidential race.

Le Pen told French radio Thursday that Strauss-Kahn's indictment definitely puts him out of the presidential race.

Who "Joe the Plumber" is and what role he might play in the remaining 19 days of the presidential race.

Mohamed Bin Hammam, who had earlier pulled out of the presidential race, is the head of the Asian confederation.

His decision to allow gay marriages in San Francisco's city hall in 2004 was credited with provoking a big Republican turnout in that year's presidential race.

In the Republican presidential race, Senator John McCain of Arizona solidified his grip on the party nomination with convincing victories in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, d.c..

AT THIS stage in Brazil's presidential race it would probably take a full-blown hurricane to blow Dilma Rousseff, the front-runner, off course.

The most influential woman over the next two years-barring a surprise victory in the presidential race for the republicans-will be Nancy Pelosi, the current Democratic Speaker of the House.

By taking Michigan by storm, Jesse Jackson has made a muddle of the Democratic presidential race and raised the stakes for the New York primary and other remaining contests.

With less than 50 days to go until Election day on November 4, the U.S. presidential race between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama appears to be a dead heat.

Thomas Mann of the Brookings Institution says that the Citizens United decision will no more determine the mid-terms than Mr Obama’s outspending of John McCain in 2008 swung the presidential race.

Right now, the Nov. 28 election might seem more like Haitian Idol than a presidential race, but Martelly insists he's putting his bad-boy persona to rest and focusing on serious issues.