Election 2012
Republicans try to counter Democrats' convention
WOLFEBORO, New Hampshire - U.S. Republicans prepared a counterpunch to the Democratic National Convention this week by introducing their new line of attack with a not-so-new question: "Are you better off than you were four years ago?"
- Obama, on eve of convention, tours storm-hit Louisiana
- Top California Democrat likens Ryan to Nazi propagandist
- President Obama appears in Jay-Z concert video
- For San Antonio mayor, reflections of American Dream in convention speech
- Republicans gear up publicity for Democrats' convention party
- Minus Greek columns, Obama eyes future with convention speech
- Obama, Romney tied as Democrats go into convention
Women favor Obama, but mothers less so
Few doubt that President Barack Obama will win a majority of female votes nationwide. The question is whether he will capture enough of them in key states to offset a comparative lack of enthusiasm among men. Full Article | Interactive
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