Challenging Bush - Democratic Party Candidate John Kerry
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Full text: Victory speech by President Bush
Full text: Concession speech by Senator John Kerry
: President George W Bush is running unopposed.
2004 Republican National Convention
at Madison Square Garden in New York City on August 31 to September 3 (August 30 to September 2 US time).
Guest Speakers
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani
Senator John McCain
Secretary of Education Rod Paige
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Mrs Lynne Cheney
Democratic Senator Zell Miller
Governor George Pataki
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Transcript from NBC television programme Meet the Press:
Full Text: State of the Union address 2004
Video:
George W Bush: State of the Union
The Real State of the Union
State of the Union updater
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE:
John Kerry - Senator (Massachusetts)
Bush v Kerry: Where they stand
Democratic vice presidential candidate:
John Edwards - Senator (North Carolina)
Kerry selects Edwards as running mate
Edwards bows out with praise for Kerry
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Democratic National Convention
in Boston
Transcripts of speeches:
Presidential candidate John Kerry
Vice-presidential candidate John Edwards
INDEPENDENT:
Ralph Nader
Nader still defiant on eve of US election
Kerry and rival Nader discuss White House bids
Electoral College battleground states
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Televised face-to-face presidential debates
The presidential debates could prove pivotal in the closely fought November 2 election between Republican President George W Bush and Democrat John Kerry.
1. Friday October 1 in Coral Gables, Florida
(Thursday September 30 US time)
Focus on foreign policy and homeland security.
2. Saturday October 9 in St Louis, Missouri
(Friday October 8 US time)
All subjects.
3. Final debate: Thursday October 14 in Tempe, Arizona
(Wednesday October 13 US time)
Focus on domestic and economic policy.
Vice presidential debate
Wednesday October 6 - Between incumbent Dick Cheney and Kerry's running mate, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina. (Tuesday October 5 US time)
In Cleveland and will cover all topics.
US Election Assistance Commission
Activists cry foul in US electronic voting furore
Electronic voting machines to be subject to 'voluntary' safeguards
US voting system vulnerable to fraud
Electronic Election