Reaction from teens to the presidential debate
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&quot;Although this debate proved to be the most entertaining, the candidates&#39; contentions have surpassed repetitive and reached mind-numbing.
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CHARLEROI -It is possible many Americans will pick a candidate based on last night&#39;s debate, but the event did little to sway several Mon Valley voters.
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Voter reaction to Friday's debate between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry:
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Partisan panel debates presidential candidates' stand on technology issues.
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NEW YORK -- Lecterns are so 2004. In the latest chapter of new Web-empowered debates and interaction with presidential candidates, social networking site MySpace and MTV will bring together 2008 hopefuls and young voters for real-time online conversations.
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I watched the debate last Friday with a few friends. We took a shot every time President Bush said his job was &quot;hard work&quot; and whined like an irritated teenager.
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Cancer patients, gay couples and snowmen: voters, not journalists, asked the questions at the CNN-YouTube debate. Was it a breakthrough for democracy or a publicity stunt?
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The hundreds of video queries submitted for the presidential candidates' debate include some hilarious--but possibly heartfelt--questions.
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Americans of ages 18 to 30 hold political views that differ from the general population in some ways that are not at all surprising, and some that are, according to the latest survey by the nonprofit group Young Voter Strategies.
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Presidential hopefuls offered their views at Senate hearings.
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CNN.com asked its users if they thought President Bush or Sen. John Kerry made a stronger case about preventing terrorist attacks in the United States during the first of three presidential debates.
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â¢ Young voter turnout rose in the 2004 and 2006 elections. In the 2004 presidential election, about 20.1 million young people, ages 18 to 29, voted. The turnout rate was 49 percent, up 9 percentage points from 2000. The turnout rate in 2006, a non-presidential year, was 25 percent, up 3 percentage points from 2002.
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Some demographics and details of voter worries about the upcoming presidential election. The poll was taken Oct. 22-24 of 1,000 adults and 856 registered voters and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points for the whole sample, slightly larger for subgroups:
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US President George Bush and Sen. John Kerry gave Americans pretty much what the public expected in the first presidential debate.
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CHARLESTON, S.C., July 23 -- Democratic presidential candidates shared the spotlight  Monday night with ordinary citizens from around the country in a two-hour debate that featured sharp and sometimes witty video questions and often equally sharp exchanges among the candidates on issues ranging from...
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Watch the presidential hopefuls react to the Iowa caucus results.
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Final results of a survey conducted for The Associated Press among voters at the Iowa caucuses Thursday night: