Kerry Concedes Election
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Nov. 3, 2004 - Sen. John Kerry called for bipartisan unity as he publicly conceded the presidential election, making President Bush the first Republican re-elected to the White House since the late Ronald Reagan.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - President Bush&#39;s slim victory over John Kerry became official yesterday, with the margin put at 119,000 votes.
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Democrat John Edwards is exiting the presidential race Wednesday, ending a scrappy underdog bid in which he steered his rivals toward progressive ideals
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Mitt Romney, who sought to position himself as the true conservative choice for the Republican nomination, announced Thursday that he had ended his campaign.
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Despite uncounted provisional and overseas absentee ballots that modestly exceeded the margin of John Kerry&#39;s Tuesday defeat here, he bowed to the inevitability of mathematics by conceding, political experts here said Wednesday.
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Sen. John Kerry's concession speech on Wednesday, as transcribed by e-Media Millworks Inc.:
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Variety - NEW YORK -- In one of television's most counterintuitive twists, none of the broadcast news divisions or cable news nets proclaimed George W. Bush the victor until sometime after 11 a.m. Wednesday. That's when Democratic challenger John Kerry ended a tense standoff and conceded the fraught race in a phone call to Bush.
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In a glum post-mortem to the presidential campaign, senior advisers to Senator John Kerry said Monday that Mr. Kerry lost because he had failed to turn the election into
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John Kerry&#39;s bid for the White House ended in disappointment today as the Massachusetts senator called President Bush at the White House to concede the presidency
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Former senator John Edwards pulled out of the White House race on Wednesday, leaving the fight for the Democratic nomination to bitter rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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John Edwards pulls out of Democratic contest, clearing the way for battle between Clinton and Obama
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Voters turned out in large numbers on Tuesday to deliver an unpredictable verdict on President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry as the long, bitter and deadlocked White House race drew to a close.
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President Bush won Iowa on Friday, claiming the last three states of the 2004 presidential election. Although Democratic Sen. John Kerry had already conceded the race for the White House on Wednesday, the
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Democratic challenger John Kerry telephoned President Bush on Wednesday and conceded the White House election, campaign spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said.
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Defeated Democrat John Kerry, who has hinted he may run again for president in 2008, vowed to continue fighting for the issues he campaigned on as his party's presidential candidate.
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Just as it was four years earlier, the 2004 presidential vote couldn&#39;t be settled on Election Night. Sen. John Kerry&#39;s campaign refused to concede early Wednesday, arguing that more than 250,000 provisional
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Washington -- President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are closing their contest for the White House in just about the same place it began, each depicting the other as a dangerous risk and fiercely battling for