In Next Round, No Certainties

Article Abstract:

Democratic presidential candidates are now focusing on the Feb. 3 primary in South Carolina and on building momentum for the other six primaries on that date that may enhance John Kerry's front-runner lead if Kerry wins all seven primaries. Howard Dean faces the most difficult challenge after losing both Iowa and New Hampshire. He appears to be shifting his focus to other primaries in February in Michigan and Wisconsin and then concentrating on the bi-coastal primaries for Mar. 2. While John Edwards seems destined to make gains in his home state of South Carolina, Joseph Lieberman and Wesley Clark have the most to lose if they continue to have poor showings.

South Carolina

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Undecided, and Out of Time in New Hampshire

Article Abstract:

The 2004 New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary may depend upon the decisions of undecided voters. New Hampshire constituents are known for their political independence and their serious attitudes when considering presidential candidates. It is anticipated that voters will be most concerned over which candidate can defeat George W. Bush in November.

Voting

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